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The Boghall Brownie
The Boghall Brownie To leave my old haunts, oh my heart it is sair, But the wife gae me blankets – she’ll see me nae
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Fife
Fife is a magical corner of Scotland with scenic coastal views and quaint fishing villages. Flanked to the North and South by two major cities, this peaceful neuk known as ‘The Kingdom of Fife’ is rich in history and folklore alike. Near Newburgh in the north, it was said by Thomas the Rhymer that the ancient Pictish stronghold of Clatchard Craig “would stand till it fell on a white horse that never was born”, and to the South, King Alexander III tumbled to his death in Kinghorn. Tales of ghosts, fairies, and buried treasure lie around every corner. Step into the magical Kingdom of Fife and discover what stories lie within…
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The Witch of Fife
The Witch of Fife Here, all the Elves, Faeries, and Mermaids of the North were celebrating with Warlocks, Brownies, Pixies, and even the Phantom Hunters,
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The Good Wife of Auchtermuchty
The Good Wife of Auchtermuchty “It’s unfair that you get to stay inside all day while I work in the fields every day,” said the
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The Gold of Largo Law
The Gold of Largo Law It is supposed by the people who live in the neighbourhood of Largo Law in Fife, that there is a
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Bluestane
The Story of Crail’s Bluestane If you visit Crail, take a walk along South Marketgate, past The Golf Hotel along to the Parish Kirk where