Rownhams Lane, North Baddesley

Rownhams Lane in North Baddesley is a quiet country road that winds its way through Hampshire's picturesque countryside. It's here that a rather unusual and unsettling phenomenon has been reported. A cyclist claimed to have been chased by the sound of another bike rider, even though there was no one in sight. The cyclist was understandably shaken by the experience, and it's an encounter that has left many questions unanswered. What was the source of that mysterious sound, and why did it seem to be in pursuit?

Delbridge's Florists, Southampton

Delbridge's Florists in Southampton was once the site of a bizarre and unexplained phenomenon that left staff and customers alike scratching their heads. Over a six month period, hundreds of carnation blooms vanished from the plants, with no signs of forced entry or exit. Security measures were upgraded multiple times, and the floor was lightly dusted to detect footprints, but none were ever found. The local police were called in to investigate, and although they probably spoke off the cuff, they attributed the strange occurrences to a poltergeist.

Dolphin Hotel, Southampton

The Dolphin Hotel in Southampton is home to a rather intriguing ghostly presence. Locals and visitors alike have reported sightings of Molly, a former cleaner at the hotel. Her shade is said to materialise at two in the morning, drifting a couple of feet above ground level. It's a pretty strange and unsettling experience for anyone who happens to be in the hotel at that time. The Dolphin Hotel has a long history, and it's not hard to imagine that Molly's spirit has lingered on, perhaps stuck in a routine that she can't break free from.

St Boniface Church, Nursling

St Boniface Church in Nursling, Hampshire, has a rather unusual and intriguing history. Legend has it that the church once stood in a place called Mary's Grove, but one fateful night, the Devil himself appeared and relocated the entire structure to its current location. This bizarre event has been passed down through the years, leaving many to wonder about the circumstances surrounding the church's move. Was it a malevolent force that facilitated the relocation, or was it simply a remarkable feat of engineering?

Bevis Mound and general area, Southampton

Bevis Mound stands tall in Southampton, Hampshire, shrouded in the legend of Ascapart, a giant said to have roamed the area. This behemoth of a man was allegedly beaten by Bevis of Hampton in a most unusual fight. Ascapart's club, a tree, became stuck in the mud, rendering him helpless against Bevis' cunning. Rather than slaying the giant, Bevis appointed Ascapart as his squire, a surprising display of mercy. Eventually, Ascapart met his end and was buried beneath the very mound that now bears Bevis' name.

The White Horse Hotel, Romsey

The White Horse Hotel in the heart of Romsey has a long history dating back to when it was built. But what's fascinating is that this hotel has its own resident ghost - known as 'The White Lady'. Sightings of her have been reported over the years, with people claiming to see her peering down from the Mummers Gallery. Whether you believe in ghosts or not, a visit to The White Horse Hotel can be a spine-tingling experience.