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Some of my favourite old illustrations of creatures (from five years ago now!). The Baobhan Sith, Each Uisge, Kelpie (in two forms!) and the Gancanagh.

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2020-10-09

"Ik wil snel een kamer vinden en gekozen worden door de huisgenoten" starterpack

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2020-08-19

Zie nu dat ik al een halfjaar niks hier heb gepost, dus tijd voor een inhaalslag. Dit is mijn nieuwe huisgenoot, Theo de Miereneter

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2020-08-11

In Scottish Folklore the 'Each-uisge' is a mythological water horse akin to a Kelpie with supernatural powers that inhabits the coastal waters around the Highlands & Islands.

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2020-07-23

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2020-03-28

For here's the each-uisge a supernatural water horse found in the Scottish Highlands. It's often mistaken for the kelpie, which inhabits streams and rivers, whereas the each-uisge lives in the sea, sea lochs & fresh water lochs

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2020-03-24

E is for Each-Uisge for this weeks
A water spirit in Scottish folklore that shape-shifts to a horse to lure riders to their doom.

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2020-03-23

Ceffyl Dwr

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Жаль, что в WoW так и не завезли водяных коней.

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2020-02-22

Hello Uisge here

Do not run with scissors, I have learned this.

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2020-01-26

Say hello to Uisge!
has the cutest and most elaborate sona ideas and I’m here for it all.

BABY

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2020-01-23

The 'Eachy of Bassenthwaite'. Reports of a large humanoid being of "gruesome and slimy appearance" emerging from the lake. It was first reported in 1873, with sightings in the early 1900s.
Perhaps an 'each-uisge' or 'water horse' from Celtic

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2019-11-08

My favourite phrase from today’s Gaelic lesson:
“Tha mi a’ còcaireachd”. Definitely a case of “linguistic aesthetics” (so euphonic but also so much character!)
I also learned uisge-beatha (preferably Lagavulin, thank you very much! 🥃 😊)

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2019-11-06

For Faedom Week Day 1: “Alternate Universes”
Augus Each Uisge goes hunting and meets his prey who wants to die anyway.

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2019-10-21