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In the orchards of England it is lore that at the end of each the last apple should be left on the tree for the Apple Tree Man. He is the spirit who lives in the oldest tree & bestows fertility on the orchard. Img: CB

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A vila is a Slavic fairy similar to a nymph, they are normally female, and very beautiful beings with long hair

There are three kinds of vila, those living on land and in forests, water nymphs and cloud or air nymphs

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/lt racuni aku dengan novel fairytale atau folklore favorit kalian dong. Yang untuk anak-anak juga gapapa. Terima kasih!

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Dożynki is a Slavic harvest festival with rituals dating back to ancient times. The “last sheaf” was cut down and later used to create a decorative garland, wreath or oddly attractive chicken bonnet.

🎨Jan Nepomucen Lewicki (1795-1871)
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The Curse of the Muertos Moon, is a curse that Jolly Roger has created to turn every Pirate into one of his minions. The curse was first used on All Hallows Eve, or Halloween as we know it today.

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The Vale of Wales, Ch 11, Pg 33; In Welsh folklore, The Angelystor emerges from his tree, the
Llangernyw Yew, to foretell the deaths of his local church's parishioners every Oct 31st. In VOW, he's like Maidoc in that though he's not a Fae, he is welcomed & respected among them.

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🥮🌙🦊 "Have you ever heard about the folklore of the moon child? The little girl who cheered for the children every festival season, bringing smile and joy on the full moon's eve.

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Mists are often a portal to otherworlds. In Gaelic regions of the Celtic world, mists not only act as a portal to Tir na nOg (and places in folklore like Hy-Brasil), but also protect places like Ireland and the Isle of Man from attack.

🖼: S. Reid

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In Jizo is
a guide & protector of the souls of children, especially those who have died. Parents whose children die before them often pray to the god Jizo & ask him to protect their lost children as it is believed that their souls can't...

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For ages 0-3 we have a magical, interactive performance in Tír na nÓg Sat 9 October! 🧚‍♀️ 🌟 A beautiful introduction into the world of Irish folklore, traditional music, dance and Gaelic language!

Tickets are £8.50, book here: https://t.co/8ukaXmBMmd

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In folklore & legend crows & ravens are often regarded as harbingers of doom, but they can also be the means of divination & prophecy bearing messages from the gods. The Celtic goddess Morrigan often appears in the form of a crow or raven.
🎨Jessica Galbreth

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Question of the Week: Many Pokémon owe their origins to real-world legends, folklore or literature. Which unused mythology would you like to see represented in a Pokémon species, and what might their typing be?

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The Vale of Wales, Chapter 11, Page 32; Oooh a ghostly mourner AND an Angel of Death from Welsh folklore?? Sounds BIG 👻💀

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Polevik looks like a man overgrown with wool, with small horns and ears, like a calf

Выглядит [Полевик] как человек, заросший шерстью, с маленькими рожками и ушами, как у теленка

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The Stoor Worm was a gigantic sea serpent in Orcadian mythology, capable of destroying ships, houses, and humans with it's putrid breath.
In folklore a worm is generally a dragon without legs or wings, generally inhabiting water

🎨 Bo Myles

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