Celtic countries—such as Ireland, Scotland, Wales, and the regions of Brittany, Cornwall, and the Isle of Man—do not traditionally celebrate Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving is primarily an American and Canadian holiday, with…
In Wales, there is a time-honored tradition that has captivated people for centuries: the carving of love spoons. A Welsh love spoon is far more than a beautifully crafted wooden…
Highland Cows: The Fluffiest Celebs of the Scottish Countryside Greetings, fans of all things adorable and possibly slightly confused-looking! Today, we delve into the majestic world of the Scottish Highland…
The Haunted Forest of Ballyboley: A Northern Irish Mystery Hidden deep in the rural heartland of Northern Ireland, Ballyboley Forest has gained a chilling reputation that draws paranormal enthusiasts, curious…
The Mystique of Ireland’s Haunted Castles: Exploring the Paranormal at Leap Castle Ireland, known for its lush landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture, also harbors some of the most chilling…
The Grey Lady of Edinburgh Castle: Scotland’s Most Haunting Spirit Edinburgh Castle, perched atop Castle Rock, is one of Scotland’s most iconic landmarks. With over a thousand years of…
