Deborah Hatswell - BBR Investigations

Dark Shadowy figures and Floating heads -    Balgonie Castle just outside Glenrothes, is said to be home to an "intimidating spirit" and a whole host of other beings including a dog like creature, a dark hooded figure, an elderly man and a 17th century soldier.  A visit there is also said to throw up some unusual experiences – the sound of mysterious voices, the sight of floating heads and the feeling that you are being watched.  However the best-known spirit there is the famous Green Lady ghost, who can apparently still be seen roaming around the building to this day.  She has been seen walking past windows on various occasions, and is even known to stalk the surrounding grounds.  The castle's owners Stuart and Kelly Morris have encountered a number of strange goings-on down the years. At one point Kelly felt like someone was touching and breathing on her whilst out in the grounds, and they say that things got so bad that she even considered...

On a lonely road in Angus Scotland there a number of Bigfoot or Wildman type encounters reported over the Years and these sightings are very close to a number of standing stones and stone circles, one historical Blog stated:  Three miles south west of Banchory and accessible via a network of narrow single track forestry roads lies a cluster of three stone circles dating back around 4,000 years. Two of the circles, Eslie the Greater and Eslie the Lesser stand half a mile apart in fields within sight of one another. The best known, the Nine Stanes Stone Circle, forms a roughly equilateral triangle with them, and once also enjoyed wide open views, but now stands within a forestry plantation.

Camping and out door leisure is making a very real come back here in the UK. The Camping and Caravan club's numbers have doubled over the last few years. As more people realise the beauty on their doorsteps they want to get out and visit our National Parks and Ares of Natural Beauty.  Sadly with the increase in numbers the prices of the camp sites are also souring. Leaving the only other option open to some is to wild camp or to sleep in their vehicles overnight and move onto a new area tomorrow or the next day.  Many of our rural car parks can be havens of safety when caught out in a an area you are unsure of.  There are many farmers and land owners now bridging the gap by allowing people to pitch on their fields and land for a small fee in exchange for some home comforts to make your stay easier, but this doesn't suit everyone, myself included on some occasions. Sometimes its solitude your after when you settle on your newest favourite spot in the wilds. Waking up to ...