Woodland close to Trefdraeth, Bodorgan

Deep in the heart of Treveilir Wood, a place of eerie tranquility, a legendary encounter took place. Einion ap Gwalchmai, a local resident, claimed to have stumbled upon a pale and slender lady with an unsettling feature - hooves instead of feet. This bizarre apparition was said to have been a goblin in disguise, attempting to sabotage Einion's marriage by manifesting in various forms. The woodland, located near the village of Bodorgan on the island of Anglesey, has since been associated with this strange and mystifying event.

, Llanerchymedd

Llannerch-y-medd is a place where the past lingers, particularly on the stretch of road between Llangefni and Benllech, near the California Inn. Locals and travellers alike have reported encountering a ghostly figure, believed to be the spirit of a woman who met her untimely demise in a riding accident. According to the tale, she was thrown off her mount and killed, and now her shade stands around the place where she broke her neck. This eerie apparition has become a topic of fascination for those interested in the paranormal, drawing many to this otherwise quiet road in search of a glimpse of the unknown.

Just outside the village, Llandyfrydog

Llandyfrydog's mysterious Robber's Stone stands in a field just outside the village, shrouded in a bizarre legend. It's said that a thief, caught in the act of stealing a bible, was punished by being turned to rock. The oddly shaped stone is allegedly the petrified form of this thief, who was carrying the stolen bible over his shoulder when the curse took hold. Locals claim that on Christmas Eve, at the stroke of midnight, the stone comes to life and runs three times around the field.

General area, Penmynydd

Deep in the Welsh countryside, near the village of Penmynydd, lies the site of a legendary dragon's demise. A clever local lad, tasked by a nobleman to rid the area of the beast, devised a cunning plan. He dug a deep pit and placed a brass mirror at the bottom. The unsuspecting dragon fell into the hole and, believing it had met a rival, engaged in a fierce battle with its own reflection. The creature fought until it was exhausted, allowing the boy to decapitate it with ease.

Several areas over the island, Anglesey

Anglesey Island has long been associated with strange animal sightings, but one particular incident in April 2004 caught the attention of locals and paranormal enthusiasts alike. A large black cat, thought to be either a puma or panther, was blamed for attacking horses and stealing foals in several areas across the island, including Llandona Beach. The creature's panther-like appearance sparked widespread concern and curiosity, with many wondering how such a large and exotic animal ended up on this Welsh island.

Bryn Celli Ddu, Llanddaniel Fab

Bryn Celli Ddu, a mysterious prehistoric monument in the heart of Anglesey, Wales, has a fascinating encounter with the paranormal. A farmer, driven by the promise of treasure, entered the chamber, only to come face-to-face with a pale, ghostly druid. The sudden apparition must have been quite a shock, as the farmer quickly fled the scene. However, upon returning later, he realised that what he had seen was just a tall, white stone, which was probably a trick of the light or his imagination playing tricks on him.