Show Notes
Exploring haunted roads across Scotland and England, this episode dives into some of Britain’s most unsettling roadside legends, from vanishing hitchhikers to ghost cars, unexplained figures, and sightings that seem to leave more questions than answers. Graeme Milne and Karen Swanston go on a tour through some of the best-known and strangest reports associated with the A229 at Blue Bell Hill, the M25, and the roads of the Scottish Highlands. Along the way, the stories blur the line bet...
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