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#MythologyMonday The Cŵn Annwn, the red-eared, ghost-white spectral hounds of the Welsh Otherworld, are most often portrayed running alongside Arawn on his wild hunts. But they appear elsewhere also. When Culhwch rides to Arthur's court, he is accompanied by two of the beasts.

The three Spirit Nights of the year are Beltane, Summer Solstice and Samhain. On these nights, the veil between our world and The Otherworld is exceptionally thin, and those with special insight can cross over #bookologythursday #Druids art: Susan Schroder

At Brodick Castle, an ethereal white stag will be seen walking the castle grounds, whenever a Chief of the Hamiltons (the castle's historic owners) is close to death #folklore #supernatural #ayrshire art: Mary Feywood

My first novel, available NOW from Amazon. Once a common term across the British Isles, a cunning woman - or swynwraig in Welsh, was a healer, herbalist, and keeper of folk wisdom. Feared by some, sought out by many, she stood at the edge of village life, carrying traditional

My first novel, available NOW from Amazon. EBOOK HALF PRICE FROM SEPTEMBER 2ND TO 7TH ON AMAZON UK. Other countries to follow. Once a common term across the British Isles, a cunning woman - or swynwraig in Welsh, was a healer, herbalist, and keeper of folk wisdom. Feared by

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Scots folklorist, F. Marion McNeill believed that faeries were a folk memory from our Neolithic ancestors - that they had a malevolent nature, moved at night, stole babies to rear as their own, and were skilled in magic #faeriefriday #folklore #scotland art: Yuliya Litvinova

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