The Ghosts of Blue Bell Hill & other Road Ghosts (The Ghosts of Blue Bell Hill: and Other Road Ghosts: A Case-Centred Study of Phantom Hitch-Hikers & Phantom Jaywalkers in Folklore and Fact)

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Accident blackspot Blue Bell Hill is steeped in paranormal activity, ghostly sightings and an enormously high rate of ill-fated car crashes. Meanwhile this ghoul gave ghost hunters an unforgettable memento of their haunted hospital visit by gatecrashing their team photo. The stones and barrows of Kent are the only known prehistoric megalithic group in eastern England and the most south-easterly group in the whole country; almost an anomaly.

There are several theories about how the bend got its name, but in the reported legend, the Devil’s Elbow is said to have been the meeting place for two forbidden lovers who were restricted by the father. He told The Sun: “I had come out of the Blue Bell Hill slip-road, from the village, coming down the hill.Suzanne Browne, 22, and her two friends were killed in a dramatic collision on Blue Bell Hill near Maidstone, Kent on November 19th, 1965, the eve of her wedding day. The 39-year-old from Rochester said: "I think it frightens people way to much to talk about it but there are still things going on up there.

The significance of this young woman's death was the reported sightings afterwards, and the similar pattern they carried.Coach driver Ian Sharpe, 56, said he saw a woman by the side of the carriageway just over a week before the anniversary of the car crash. Even though Blue Bell Hill when viewed from the correct perspective is very picturesque it does lie next to the busy M2 motorway and the A229 dual carriage way. The section of the A229 you mention, near the petrol station, is indeed at the centre of things as far as reported sightings are concerned.