S2E1🧚- Tylwyth Teg

Описание: 🌿 REAL FAIRY ENCOUNTERS? | Tylwyth Teg & Modern Sightings 👀✨

We're BACK — and diving headfirst into the mysterious world of fairies! In this season opener, we explore the enchanting lore of the Tylwyth Teg, the elusive fair folk of Welsh mythology. 🧚‍♂️ From ancient tales to real-life sightings, we share chilling encounters, personal stories, and the hidden truths behind these magical beings.

💫 Ever seen something you couldn't explain? You're not alone.

🎧 Tune in for folklore, first-hand accounts, and a peek at what's coming next!

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Timestamps
03:28 Exploring Fairy Lore
06:00 The Tylwyth Teg: Welsh Fairies Unveiled
10:00 Modern Fairy Sightings
19:35 Common Themes in Fairy Folklore
23:37 Thoughts + Discussion
25:15 Goodbyes
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