Concealed in the heart
of England, Leicestershire is England’s most inland county.
The landscape is hilly (the highest, Bardon Hill, is 30 metres short
of being categorised as a mountain), periodically broken by flat
regions and picturesque valleys.
Although the Measham area was a hotspot for big cat sightings during
the early 2000s, Leicestershire as a whole is paranormally quiet,
with only a light sprinkling of legends and other stories scattered
around the county.
Concealed in the heart
of England, Leicestershire is England’s most inland county.
The landscape is hilly (the highest, Bardon Hill, is 30 metres short
of being categorised as a mountain), periodically broken by flat
regions and picturesque valleys.