King Arthur

Folklore, King Arthur, legends, myths

The Legend of Dozmary Pool and King Arthur’s Excalibur

Nestled in the heart of Bodmin Moor is a small, unassuming lake known as Dozmary Pool. For centuries, it has […]

Folklore, ghost stories, King Arthur, Wales folklore

The Legend of the Ghost of Maen Huail

In the beautiful town of Ruthin, located in Denbighshire, North Wales, near latitude 53.1165 and longitude -3.3106, there is a

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Haunted Pubs, Inns and Hotels in the UK
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Spriggan – A small, ugly Cornish fairy believed to guard treasure and cause storms if angered
Spriggans are small, gnarled creatures from Cornish fairy lore, frequently characterized as guardians of hidden treasure and ancient
Kelpie – A shape-shifting water spirit from Scottish folklore
The Kelpie is among the most iconic figures of Scottish folklore, renowned for its shape-shifting abilities and its
Erl-King – A spectral being in some British translations of Germanic folklore
The Erl-King, sometimes spelled Erlkönig, is a spectral figure primarily hailing from Germanic folklore, but he has found
Awd Goggie – A Yorkshire term for a mysterious goblin-like creature
Awd Goggie is a name steeped in the misty folklore of Yorkshire, conjuring images of dimly lit footpaths