#danishfolklore
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According to Danish folklore, a troll blacksmith once lived inside one of the hills on the lands of Nyegaard. Anyone who left some iron (plus a shilling for payment) next to the hill overnight would find a finished product waiting for them
According to Danish folklore, elves known as the Elle-people had poisonous breath, and cows grazing where these elves had been could become sick. However, the disease could be cured with a handful of St. John's wort collected at midnight on
Used Xherdan the angry hairless cat as reference for my take on the Sarmatian Snail inspired by #snailify #SillyCuratorPrompts #PenAndInk #DanishFolklore #GreekFolklore #TurkishFolklore
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