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England is full of legends

I have lived in many parts of England - and elsewhere - and every corner has local myths and legends. I love the old stories of smugglers and highwaymen, dragons and ghosts, black hounds and haunted pubs. My late husband loved to tour the local pubs and ask about the ghost stories.
I found different types of mythology when I lived in Scotland and Ireland.
And even some in the USA, which was great for such a young country.
TheWildEcho · 56-60, M
Have you looked for Nessie?
HarrietteSpeedy · 61-69, F
@TheWildEcho I am jealous of Scotland having a Nessie and England hasn't got one. I think we should kidnap her, take her to Lake Windermere and call her Windy. The Jocks might object, though.
TheWildEcho · 56-60, M
@HarrietteSpeedy a local hotelier claimed there was a monster in Windermere, he called it Bownessie lol
HarrietteSpeedy · 61-69, F
@TheWildEcho See? We've already captured Nessie! England one: Scotland nothing.
SunshineGirl · 36-40, F
Do you have one myth that you particularly love? 🙂
HarrietteSpeedy · 61-69, F
@SunshineGirl The wild riders!
HarrietteSpeedy · 61-69, F
@SunshineGirl Or Drake's Drum.
[c=359E00]India and China have more legends[/c]
HarrietteSpeedy · 61-69, F
@YukikoAmagi No doubt they have, but I have never been to China and cannot comment on their legends. Indian legends are great! Perhaps you could enlighten us?

 
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