Faeries And Other Folklore, Do they exist..is it true?

You are very welcome Rindy, I have been in and out of the forums lately due to some work related issues. I really enjoy this topic and a few others so I will try to keep things fresh and new.

Boggleboy, please if you will entertain us with a little more of your knowledge in such things would be great. I wait in expectation.

OK, so how long has it been since the last time I posted in this topic?? Way too long I think....I found another wonderful read on Faeries:

You can find it here...

Exerpt:

Do you believe in fairies?
DIANE MACLEAN

IF YOU had asked your great-great-grandmother if she believed in fairies, she would have looked at you askance. Believe in fairies? Of course she did!

Ninety-five per cent of Scots continued to believe in fairies right up until the middle of the 19th century. These were not the diminutive, be-winged fairies of 1800s children's books. No, these were strange folk who bewitched you, killed your cattle and kidnapped your wives and daughters.

Fairy lore flowed through the centuries, their presence acknowledged in ballads, poems and stories. They came in all shapes and sizes and different parts of Scotland had different myths. Even today they are remembered in the fairy glens and fairy hills found in every part of Scotland.

This belief in fairies extended beyond Scotland; there was almost universal acknowledgement that they existed.

Thank you for posting this on faeries- and of course I believe! I believe in elfs and immortality.. too LOL I really enjoyed the article..

Slainte

You are very welcome Rindy, As i read many of these articles I have grown to think maybe just maybe they were and still are out there. It has been a long time since my last visit....

Yes, Aargorn, too long since your last visit. Hope you will visit more often..

Slainte