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71FOLKLORE WEATHER PREDICTIONS
For as long as I can remember, people have always looked to nature itself in predicting the weather. Old folklores and legends passed down from one generation to the next have been accurate often, even if there is little proof for the reasoning...
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81Modern Day Fairy Tales: Urban Myths and Legends
Urban legends are like modern day fairy tales: They serve as windows into our minds.
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87Children's Guide to Predicting Weather, Using Weather Folklore
Teaching children how to read the natural weather by looking at reliable weather folklore. Reading mother nature along the hiking trail or when camping.
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81Philippine Legend: The Legend Of Guava
Legend of the guava fruit from the country of the Philippines. A legend that interestingly explains the "crown like" part of the guava fruit.
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81A Guide to Irish Folk Tales
Looking at the main traditions in Irish folk tales - warrior myths, romantic tragedies, ghost stories and local fairy stories.
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83Creepy Original Fairy Tales By the Brothers Grimm, Like Little Red Riding Hood
Such wonderful, positive images usually flood children's imaginations when the words "Fairy Tale" are uttered. Disturbingly though, Fairy Tales in their original form, even the tales written and told by the Brothers Grimm, were in all actuality quite morbid and frightening stories.
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90Fiery Beasts: Mythological Creatures of Fire
We've all heard of all sorts of mythological creatures - but in this article, we shall explore specifically the mythological creatures of fire. Beasts and monsters - made of fire, spewing fire from their very organs and destroying anything and everything with the element of - fire!
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77Vampires Don't Exist, It Was Only A Kiss
Epic Vampire Fail Ever have a moment when you were laying alone between your sheets, feeling restless under the moon beams. When suddenly you hear a tap, tap, tap at your window? As you rush over and throw back your curtains, there floating like a...
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76The Aswang in Philippine Folklore
The Aswang in Philippine folklore is the most feared creature Among the dreaded mythical creatures in the Philippines, the Aswang is the most feared. It is a ghoulish creature that feed off humans. But unlike the vampire that rises from the grave...
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82Dominica Carib People: Kalinago War and Warners
There are about 10,000 Kalinago people (Carib People) in the Caribbean. The largest community, of about 4,000, lives in Dominica. It is here that Carib Warner reigned and where history was made when the Kalinago defeated many British, French and Spanish invading forces
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