Sometimes myths aren’t simply stories told around a campfire in the dark of night. Sometimes they are personal. In honor of the approach of All Hallows’ Eve and All Saints’ Day, I want to share a spooky bit of folklore that is in some small way a part of my history. In the 16th century, a […]
via Legends and the Devil in a Name — Kristen Twardowski
[…] into some of the different versions of the story and potential location of the tree, the Trippers dig deeper into the meaning of headless ghosts, including a look at the Dullahan and Crom […]
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