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What’s your story?
Here at Uncanny UK, we are always pleased to receive genuine accounts of encounters with the supernatural.
Perhaps you have seen a ghost, glimpsed a fairy or caught sight of a strange creature prowling through the countryside.
If you have had a weird experience, or can report one had by a relative, we’ll be very interested to hear about it. Uncanny UK is the place to record previously undocumented supernatural encounters.
Please send your story to: editor@uncannyuk.com
Tag Archives: Scottish fairylore
Fairy Cup and Fairy Flag of Dunvegan Castle
The Fairy Flag of Dunvegan Castle is one of the most enigmatic of all the relics found in historic British homes believed to have a supernatural or legendary origin. However, it is not alone – the castle also possesses a … Continue reading
The Secret Commonwealth
A 17th century Scottish minister claimed to be on intimate terms with the fairies Continue reading
What are fairies?
An overview of one of the richest aspects of British folklore Continue reading
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