B is for the The Believe Team. A young team from Lincolnshire. They have recently finished their first DVD, which was filmed all around the City of Lincoln, and contains lots of footage, which shows that Lincoln is very active where the paranormal is concerned.
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Find out about some of their investigations here >>

B is for the Bassetlaw Ghost Research Group. They have recently started investigating reports of hauntings in the county.
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Also see what happened when they spent the night at the Sun Inn in Saxilby >>

B is for Boston Stump or 'St Botolph'. If you've ever been to the top of Boston's famous landmark you will know how strongly the wind whips around the tower. The legend is that the winds are caused by the Devil because the founding Saxon monk 'St Botolph' would give his prayers daily from the tower and the saint so troubled the devil that he huffed and puffed causing a wind which still remains today.

B is for Byard's Leap. We received this email from Pat Reetham - "I was told this tale by my mother and also saw the horseshoes in the grass. Byard's Leap is at the cross-roads of Ermine St. and the Sleaford to Newark road. The legend of old Meg and the horse called Blind Byard is fully explained on www.thecyberfarm.com (a lot better than I could do it). Next time I'm down there I'm going to see if the mounting stone and the horse shoes are still there- old Meg is said to have dug her long talons into Byard's rear and she jump at distance of 60 feet in fright! Please check it out, finding your site made me look into a tale from my childhood."