Show Notes
“Up the airy mountain, Down the rushy glen, We daren’t go a-hunting For fear of little men….” -"The Fairies" by William Allingham
Leperchauns, Gnomes, Fairies and Pixies all part of the lore of the Fae. These are not your typical tinkerbells or cereal mascots, these cretures are tricksters who are known for stealing children away, playing pranks and leading travellers astray.
In this episode, listen in as M reads true stories of people who were led astray by the fae or were victims of their pranks.
Story 1: Newfoundland Camping Trip Story 2: The Magic Place Story 3: Disturbing the Fae Story 4: The Quarry Story 5: My Hiking Experience Story 6: The Fairy Portal
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