Folklore and legend abound and their origins often leave us to wonder if these tales are based on fact or fantasy. Most date back to ancient times with their origin dimmed through the years as they are recanted time and again. Magical, mystical, romantic, or charming these are the facts hidden in their history.
Random Silly and Fun Facts:
There are more than a few things that we really do not need to know but we investigate them anyway. Well that is kind of what you will find in this collection. It's a compilation of curiosities that encouraged me to delve deeper into them.
The Black Unicorn: Images of the one horned unicorn have persisted throughout history. Generally white in colour with the body of a horse or goat this creature lives within realms of fairies and fantasy. But a stronger more powerful image of the unicorn can appear, a steed with a coat of black his symbolism much different.
Loreley Siren of the River Rhine: Sirens in the image of ghostly women? Dangerous and often deadly to those who encounter them, enticing them with the beauty of their song and body the Loreley fits in quite appropriately with this image. This German legend begins along the River Rhine where the water...
Different Names for Santa: There are many legends of this kindly gentleman. His appearance and name will change depending on your homeland and culture. His history is as enchanting as he himself and it is interesting to see the common thread within the many countries he exists in, he is a man who goes by many names.
Old Wives Tales and Common Sense Proverbs: I grew up with old fashioned parents who were never afraid to impart the traditional words of wisdom passed down to them onward to us kids. Even today I find these teachings unexpectedly popping into my mind at the strangest of times and I smile knowing how appropriately they truly do fit the situation at hand.
Legend Of The Lost City of Atlantis: This eutopian kingdom has long been rumoured to exist yet never found although many have searched for it. First mentioned by Plato and ruled by the Greek God Atlas, Atlantis reportedly sank into the Atlantic ocean when Atlas's war heavy ways angered the gods. 
Skeletons in The Closet: It's an old saying that has come back to haunt many a person who thought their deepest darkest secrets were locked safely away from prying eyes. Those skeletons have a habit of reappearing when you least think they will.
There are more than a few things that we really do not need to know but we investigate them anyway. Well that is kind of what you will find in this collection. It's a compilation of curiosities that encouraged me to delve deeper into them.
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