KerensaC
ATC Virtuoso
My cards are ready to mail! I’ve gone for local legends/folklore, all from the UK.
#1 - “Kelpie”. This is a malevolent, shape-shifting water spirit from Scottish folklore, usually appearing as a horse near rivers and lochs, to lure people to a watery grave.
#2 - “Lyonesse”. Legend has it that the downfall of the lost city of Lyonesse was a result of King Arthur’s battle against his treacherous nephew, Mordred.
#3 - “Cornish Piskies”. These are mischievous, tiny folk from Cornish lore, known for playing harmless pranks, dancing in the moonlight, and leading travellers astray.
#4 - “The Hairy Hands of Dartmoor”. This is a legend that built up about a stretch of road in a remote area of Dartmoor, in Devon. A gruesome pair of hairy, disembodied hands appears suddenly, grabs at the steering wheel of a moving car, and forces the vehicle off the road! Don’t drive on Dartmoor at night!
#1 - “Kelpie”. This is a malevolent, shape-shifting water spirit from Scottish folklore, usually appearing as a horse near rivers and lochs, to lure people to a watery grave. #2 - “Lyonesse”. Legend has it that the downfall of the lost city of Lyonesse was a result of King Arthur’s battle against his treacherous nephew, Mordred. #3 - “Cornish Piskies”. These are mischievous, tiny folk from Cornish lore, known for playing harmless pranks, dancing in the moonlight, and leading travellers astray. #4 - “The Hairy Hands of Dartmoor”. This is a legend that built up about a stretch of road in a remote area of Dartmoor, in Devon. A gruesome pair of hairy, disembodied hands appears suddenly, grabs at the steering wheel of a moving car, and forces the vehicle off the road! Don’t drive on Dartmoor at night!
