A11, Thetford

On the A11 near Thetford, a strange encounter took place in 2006. A driver and their passenger were stopped at temporary traffic lights on a slip road. As they waited, they spotted a man wearing goggles and a hat in what they thought was a classic vehicle from the 1930s. The car seemed to appear out of nowhere, and the witnesses were caught off guard. As they drove away, they noticed the old car had vanished into thin air.

A11, Thetford

On a dark November night in 2006, a driver travelling along the A11 near Thetford caught a glimpse of a ghostly figure perched on his car bonnet. The figure was dressed in a light thorn coloured suit with a thin red pinstripe and had dark hair. The driver described the apparition as smiling. As he turned to his passenger, who was fast asleep, the ghost vanished into thin air. This bizarre encounter left the driver shaken and wondering if he'd really seen what he thought he had.

Unstated road in the area, Thompson

Deep in Norfolk's countryside, near the village of Thompson, a strange encounter took place on a rural road one midnight in 2004. A driver, returning home by car, was startled by a large cat-like creature standing just a few metres away from a deer. The witness got a clear view of the creature's side profile - a long, sleek body with a long tail that drooped to the ground before hooking upwards - before it vanished into a hedge. The sudden disappearance left the driver with more questions than answers.

Barnham Common, Barnham

Barnham Common, a tranquil woodland area in Norfolk, has been the site of a bizarre and unexplained sighting. On 19 April 1985, an unidentified large cat was seen roaming the woods, leaving residents and visitors alike scratching their heads. The creature, dubbed the 'Big Cat', was reportedly spotted in the area, but details of the sighting remain scarce. What could this mysterious feline have been, and what brought it to this Norfolk woodland?

Devil's Punchbowl, Thetford

Deep in the Norfolk countryside lies the enigmatic Devil's Punchbowl, a mere with a water level that seems to fluctuate of its own accord. Locals have long attributed the sudden disappearance of water to the Devil himself taking a quick drink while passing by. This strange phenomenon has captured the imagination of many, sparking whispers of paranormal activity in the area. The Devil's Punchbowl is a place where myth and mystery converge, leaving visitors to ponder the truth behind the legend.

St George's Nunnery, Thetford

St George's Nunnery in Thetford has a heartbreaking tale of a young boy's untimely death. In May 1559, seven-year-old George tumbled from a wooden horse and cracked his skull on the wall of a nearby bridge, succumbing to his injuries. It's said that George's spirit haunted the area for years, riding a headless wooden horse in a haunting display of his final moments. Locals have reported sightings of the little ghost, and it's believed that his restless energy lingered until he was eventually exorcised.