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What creatures and ghouls can be found in Scotland's folklore and mythology? Loch Monsters, Ghosts, Goblins, Faeries, Water Horses and Giants lurk in its forests, highlands, glens and lochs. This list of 25 creatures will give you a good overview of what the Scottish people believed and in many cases still believe regarding their folklore. Contact me: [email protected] Follow me on Telegram: https://t.me/TheJollyReiver Recorded June 2023. If you'd like to support my work, you can do so via Patreon with a monthly subscription or with a one-off payment via Paypal. Your help is greatly appreciated as it aids me with travel costs and entry fees. Links below: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TheJollyReive... Paypal: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/TheJo... Music used: Dark Tension Rising by Mattia Cupelli Dark Ambient Background Music - Haunted by CO.AG Music The End is Always Near by Myuu Phantasm by Kevin Macleod Road to Hell by Kevin Macleod Celtic Impulse by Kevin Macleod Other songs composed by Albert Schofield for the Jolly Reiver project. List of Creatures: 1) Cù-sìth 2) Shellycoat 3) Blue Men of the Minch 4) Bean-Nighe 5) Linton Worm 6) Redcaps 7) Phantom Pipers 8) Tarbh-Uisge 9) Baobhan Sith 10) Ùruisg 11) Cat-Sìth 12) Nuckelavee 13) Will-o-the-Wisp 14) Am Fear Liath Mòr 15) Brownies 16) Glaistig 17) Each Uisge 18) Kelpies 19) Big Beast of Loch Awe 20) Biasd Bheulach 21) Selkies 22) Ghillie Dhu 23) Faeries 24) Loch Oich Monster 25) Loch Ness Monster The Jolly Reiver is my project aiming to preserve and promote the forgotten folklore and history of rural Britain. Primarily focusing on folklore and legends, you’ll not find me trying to deconstruct these old stories or trying to rationalise them with science and psychology. Instead I will present them as they were always told by our forebears, and leave the conclusions up to you. Videos are filmed on location to show you exactly where these stories took place.