Drungewick Lane, Drungewick

Drungewick Lane in Sussex is a rural spot where a rather eerie sighting took place on a summer evening back in the mid 1990s. A man was mowing in the area when he spotted a cowled figure. Curious, he approached the figure, only to find it had vanished into thin air. It seems he wasn't the only one to have encountered this ghostly presence, as he later mentioned the incident to a farmer who revealed that he too had seen the ghost.

Old Ship Public House, Brighton

Imagine walking into a room at the Old Ship Public House, thinking you're alone, and then suddenly you're face to face with a couple - only for them to vanish into thin air. That's exactly what happened to a maid who entered one of the west wing rooms, which she thought was empty. She was about to apologise when the man and woman sitting on the bed disappeared before her eyes. It's a strange and unsettling experience that has left many wondering about the history of this Brighton pub.

A272/A24 junction, A272

At the Buck Barn crossroads, where the A272 and A24 roads meet in rural Sussex, a bizarre and unexplained incident took place back in October 1947. A motorcyclist was riding along when suddenly an elderly man stood up from a stone and walked right into the cyclist's path. The cyclist felt the impact but, remarkably, managed to keep his balance. It wasn't until several seconds later, when he stopped and turned back, that he realised the old man had vanished into thin air.

Downs link footpath about halfway between Rudgwick and Slinfold, Rudgwick

Imagine walking along a serene footpath in the Sussex countryside when suddenly you're enveloped in the eerie sounds of a steam train. This is what happened to two women who were strolling along the Downs link footpath, roughly halfway between Rudgwick and Slinfold. They distinctly heard the 'click-clacking' of a train, growing louder, accompanied by the unmistakable whistle of an old-fashioned steam locomotive. The sounds seemed to emanate from nowhere and everywhere at the same time, leaving the women with a lasting sense of unease. The train, of course, was nowhere to be seen.

Exact location not known, Kirdford

In the rolling hills of Kirdford, Sussex, there's a spot where locals claim a gruesome incident took place. A poacher, caught in the act, was injured while trying to escape. The location where his blood fell is said to be cursed - no grass grows there to this day. It's a strange phenomenon that has sparked curiosity among locals and paranormal enthusiasts alike. The story has been passed down through generations, leaving many to wonder if there's truth behind the legend.

Causeway to the church, Horsham

The quaint town of Horsham in Sussex is home to a rather intriguing haunting, centred around the causeway leading to the local church. Here, a spirit known as the Monk is said to roam, walking between the road and the churchyard. Interestingly, this apparition vanishes before setting foot on holy ground, sparking curiosity and debate among paranormal enthusiasts. The exact date and time of these sightings are unknown, adding to the mystique of this ghostly figure.