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The Cursèd Stone of Kirkby Stephen

Near the latitude 54.4542 and longitude -3.2116 lies an enchanted tale, in the beguiling town of Kirkby Stephen, Cumbria, England. […]

Folklore, ghosts, Lore, mythology

The Ghost Hounds of Dartmoor

Dotted with granite hills and punctuated by misty peat bogs, Dartmoor National Park, located in the southwestern county of Devon,

Folklore, legends, Lore, Scottish Folklore

The Legend of the Appin Murder

Situated in the verdant and misty landscapes of Scotland, not far from Loch Linnhe, lies the area of Appin. Here,

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Urisk – A solitary Scottish fae creature who haunts pools and waterfalls
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Nuckelavee – A terrifying Scottish sea demon, part horse, part human, with no skin
Nuckelavee is widely regarded as one of the most horrifying entities in Scottish folklore, specifically tied to the
Green Man – A symbolic figure representing nature, often found in medieval church carvings
The Green Man is a symbolic figure prevalent in British and European art, especially in medieval church carvings.
Clurichaun – A mischievous fairy from Irish legend known for excessive drinking
The Clurichaun is an often overlooked yet mischievous fairy from Irish folklore, akin to the more famous leprechaun