Stacia Briggs
The Great Stone of Lyng
In the dark, dark wood, there’s a dark, dark path and by the dark, dark path there’s a mysterious stone.
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Stacia Briggs
Oct 20
The Eccles-on-Sea serpent
It was a peaceful evening as they walked along the sands – until, that is, a sea serpent appeared travelling at incredible speed.
Stacia Briggs
Oct 7
The Sheringham Mermaid
The tale of a mermaid who visited the church at Upper Sheringham
Stacia Briggs
Sep 18
The storm-raising witch
The storm-raising witch who was executed in King's Lynn.
Stacia Briggs
Sep 4
The day the Devil visited King's Lynn
Norfolk used to boast the devil's hoof print in King's Lynn, said to be a remainder of his thwarted attempts to steal souls.
Stacia Briggs
Aug 14
"The shade of the great Robsarts still cherishes Raynsthorpe"
Born on June 7 1532, little is known about her early life but a great deal is known about her death at the tender age of 28
Stacia Briggs
Jul 31
The Faines of Hethersett
One of the most unusual tales associated with Shuck is that of the Faines.
Stacia Briggs
Jul 10
The Lantern Man and Wise Woman of Irstead
They are the cold fires waiting on marshy land to lure travellers to a watery grave, the dancing lights that plagued Norfolk and were feared
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