6.2K views · 103 shares | Happy Birthday Legend Rowan Atkinson aka (Mr.Bean) Thank you for making our childhood awesome!❤️. | Ｄｅａｄ Ｓｏｕｌ | Facebook

85 reactions · 5 comments | The rowan tree holds a special place in Celtic folklore. Known as fid na ndruad, “The Wizard Tree”, it was believed to offer protection, warding off witches, and symbolising safely. Its clusters of bright red berries can be seen in the gardens throughout autumn. #sconepalace #folklore #autumn #scotland #gardens | Scone Palace | Facebook

1.6K views · 92 reactions | Traditionally in Scotland people would plant a rowan tree outside their house to protect them from bad spirits. On this Halloween, explore the folklore of the rowan. Oidhche Shamhna sona dhuibh. https://treesforlife.org.uk/into-the-forest/trees-plants-animals/trees/rowan/rowan-mythology-and-folklore/ | Trees For Life | Facebook

Of all the creatures of Scottish Folklore, none are quite as beloved as the Selkie. Most of the time, they look just like Seals, bobbing about in the water or sunning themselves on rocks. However, at certain times on certain nights, Selkies come ashore and remove their sealskins to dance in the moonlight. In human form, they're the most beautiful creatures you've ever seen, irresistible with brown hair and dark brown eyes. There are stories of despicable figures, stealing a Selkies skin to trap

34K views · 3.5K reactions | In Scottish fairy folklore, we love stories about cats! Scottish mythology explained; Cat Sìth the fairy cat! #scotland #scottishculture #mythology #cat #finalfantasy7 | Kenny Boyle - Actor and Playwright | Facebook

Are there are Scottish folklore stories of people who changed gender? #scotland #scottishculture #folklore #mythology | Kenny Boyle - Actor and Playwright