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Wonderfully Illustrated Map of the Welsh book of myths and stories, THE MABINOGION Map Of Wales, Wales Map, Celtic Myth, Welsh Language, Wales Travel, Celtic Mythology, Celtic Art, Mythology Art, Fantasy Map

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Map Of Wales

Wonderfully Illustrated Map of the Welsh book of myths and stories, THE MABINOGION

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The Legend Of King Arthur, Celtic Myth, Arthurian Legend, Legends And Myths, Celtic Mythology, Mother Goddess, Celtic Art, King Arthur, Under The Influence

The Legend Of King Arthur

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Under The Influence

Welsh Folklore: Llyn Barfog and the Female Dwellers of Annwn and the Legend of King Arthur and the Afanc

Welsh Legends and folklore of Llyn Barfog.

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Welsh Folklore: The Mythical Beasts of Llyn Cowlyd – Under the influence! Welsh Gods, Welsh Folklore, The Water Horse, Welsh Mythology, British Folklore, Water Horse, Fae Folk, Mythical Beasts, Snowdonia National Park

The Water Horse

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British Folklore

Mythical Beasts

Snowdonia National Park

Welsh Folklore: The Mythical Beasts of Llyn Cowlyd

Llyn Cowlyd is a long and narrow lake in the Snowdonia National Park in North Wales. According to legend and tradition there were three mythical beasts associated with it; the water horse, the wate…

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Mari Lwyd and the appropriation of Welsh mythology Welsh Mythology Creatures, Welsh Culture Aesthetic, Mary Lwyd, Ravens Reference, Welsh Aesthetic, Welsh Folklore, Welsh Magic, European Mythology, British Dress

Welsh Mythology Creatures

Welsh Culture Aesthetic

Ravens Reference

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European Mythology

Mari Lwyd and the appropriation of Welsh mythology

Stephen Price ‘Give us rhyme for rhyme through the wood of the door Then open the door if you fail’ Mari Lwyd, the mysterious and menacing cloaked horse, is perhaps one of our most spectacular winter traditions. Her ghostly skull and white robes, baubles for eyes and a mane of translucent colours prove an unsettling, […]

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Fairy Bride, Tam Lin, Welsh Lady, Fairy Tales Unit, Fairy Circle, Merthyr Tydfil, Art Alevel, Unique Drawings, Fairy Book

Fairy Tales Unit

Unique Drawings

Welsh Fairy Book: Einion and the Fair Family

The city of refuge referred to in the story, Merthyr Tydfil, was once the largest town in Wales; it is still a major city; its motto is Nid cadarn ond brodyrdde ("Only brotherhood is strong"). You can read about fairy circles or fairy rings at Wikipedia: Fairy Ring. Meanwhile, the term "Fair Family" is an English rendering of the Welsh term for the fairy folk, Tylwyth Teg. Explore: For another story about a fairy bride, see The Bride from the Red Lake. For a more dangerous supernatural…

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Old Prophet Edmund Jones, The Fairy Minister of Wales who saved Welsh Folklore The Otherworld, Eerie Places, Old Hag, Boy Walking, Fairies Dancing, The Fairy, Evil Spirits, Wales, The Old

Fairies Dancing

Old Prophet Edmund Jones, The Fairy Minister Of Wales Who Saved Welsh Folklore | Spooky Isles

CLAIRE BARRAND tells us about Edmund Jones aka The Old Prophet Jones, a crucial collector of Welsh folklore

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British Goblins: Welsh Folk-lore, Fairy Mythology, Legends and Traditions (1880) – The Public Domain Review Fairy Mythology, Fairies Mythology, Limestone Rock, Ancient Languages, First Day Of Summer, Ancient Myths, Dee Dee, Anglo Saxon, Scottie Dog

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Fairies Mythology

Ancient Languages

First Day Of Summer

British Goblins: Welsh Folk-lore, Fairy Mythology, Legends and Traditions (1880)

Wirt Sikes, US consul to Cardiff from 1876 to 1883, describes the mythology and traditions of Wales, a land steeped in folklore.

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Welsh Faeries: Do You Believe in Y Tylwyth Teg? – The Spooky Isles Fae King, Plant Spirits, Fairies Mythology, Mari Lwyd, Alien Sightings, Aliens And Ufos, Mythical Beast, A Witch, Folk Tales

Fairies Mythology

Alien Sightings

Aliens And Ufos

Y Tylwyth Teg: Do You Believe In Welsh Faeries? | Spooky Isles

Tylwyth Teg are Welsh fairies. NIA JONES takes a look at the compelling folklore surrounding the fair folk

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The Lady of the Lake. From “The Legends of King Arthur ...” (1912) illustrated by Lancelot Speed The Lady Of The Lake, King Arthur Legend, Mists Of Avalon, Roi Arthur, Lady Of The Lake, Arthurian Legend, Martin Parr, Celtic Mythology, Art Story

The Lady Of The Lake

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Lady Of The Lake

Arthurian Legend

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Legends of King Arthur and His Knights, The | Robbins Library Digital Projects

The Lady of the Lake. From “The Legends of King Arthur ...” (1912) illustrated by Lancelot Speed

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Welsh Folklore: Llyn Cwm Llwch, the Invisible Island of the Tylwyth Teg and other Legends – Under the influence! Leprechaun Facts, Usa History, Irish Genealogy, Genealogy Resources, Brecon Beacons, Wild Edibles, Under The Influence, Ancient Times, Herbal Medicine

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Herbal Medicine

Welsh Folklore: Llyn Cwm Llwch, the Invisible Island of the Tylwyth Teg and other Legends

Welsh Lake Legends and Folklore: Llyn Cwm Llwch and the Door of the Tylwyth Teg by zteve t evans

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