In Welsh folklore, the Cwn Annwn ("Hounds of the Otherworld") are white fairy dogs that race across the sky as the Wild Hunt. Their baying can be mistaken for the honking of geese, though it actually gets quieter the closer the Cwn Annwn get to their prey.
🎨 Roger Garland

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In Welsh folklore, the young warrior Culhwch went to ask his uncle King Arthur for help in finding the maiden Olwen. When Arthur's porter refused to let Culhwch into the castle, the warrior threatened to yell so loudly that every pregnant woman in Arthur's court would miscarry from shock.
🎨 H. J. Ford

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#MythologyMonday Shapeshifter Pwyll spent a year masquerading as Arawn, King of the Underworld. During that time Pwyll maintained a chaste relationship with Arawn's wife, never sharing so much as a kiss. The King was so impressed by this behaviour, the men became close friends. #Mabinogion

In Welsh folklore, Sir Owain (one of King Arthur's knights) finds his way to a hidden fairy valley. In the middle of the valley is an enchanted fountain beside a marble slab. If the fountain's water is splashed on the slab, thunder will boom, and the sky will rain stones.
🎨 S. Williams

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In Welsh folklore, Macsen Wledig was a mythologized version of the Roman Emperor Magnus Maximus. One night in Rome, he dreamed of a beautiful maiden in a far-off land, and sent men all over the Earth to find her. She turned out to be a Welsh princess named Elen, and Macsen married her.

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In Welsh folklore, the Cauldron of Rebirth could resurrect the dead, but that person would return to life unable to speak. However, if a live person was placed in the Cauldron, that person and the cauldron would be destroyed. It was used in a war between Britain and Ireland.
🎨 Margaret Jones

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Hola de nuevo.
Otra entrada rápida para retomar el pulso al blog:
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Nos leemos.

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(Píldoras Literarias) "Arawn" edición integral de Yermo Ediciones.

Hola de nuevo. Hoy comparto con vosotros mi opinión sobre la edición integral de “Arawn” de Yermo ediciones. “En este volumen integral que r...