Elven rock

Icelandic folkstories

Elves are mythical creatures from the early times of men.

They live in rocks or even hills.

Elves usually appear in norse mythology or even fairytales.

Elven rocks

Many people think that elves really do exist

And a well respected news agency called DV asked a people from a random pick that if they belived in elves.

Majority answered YES

Are elves real?

Elve rock on Klapparhól

Álfhóll is a famous hill

in Kópavogur where

elves live. It is located

near a school called

Digranesskóli. The

rock is largely covered

in gras and moss.

Here is a video of Iceland and elves

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=avq9ABxMOys

A video

Once a man who lived in the East side of the land had a new born baby. One day he had to travel and leave the baby alone with the village people. He told them never to leave the baby alone but one day they didn‘t listen and left the baby alone for a while.

Elves return a baby

When he returned to the village the baby was acting like a lunetic. He then examined the baby and noticed that it wasn‘t his. He was furious and went to an elf rock and cursed it and said he would blow the rock up if they wouldn‘t return his baby. He went home then and told every people in the village to go for a while

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And when they returned to the house the baby was alright and had been returned and the other elven baby taken.

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Erla Stefánsdóttir

Erla Stefánsdóttir is a highly respected elf specialist.

Early in the year 1990 she took a walk through Árlahóla and experienced paranormal activity when she saw a dwarf-like creature for the first time.

She described the Elves as happy, exciting creatures, they dressed in bright colorful clothes.

Erla Stefánsdóttir

Mammelokker

Minnewater

Manneken Pis

Belgian folkstories

18th century

Ghent

Man locked in prison

Got no food so he would starve

Everyday his daughter breastfed him so

He stayed alive

The guards saw that as a miracle

So he wan`t guilty

„Mammelokker“

Roman Ages

Bruges

Old seaman had a daughter, Minna

Arranged a marrige with Horneck

In love with Stromberg

Stromberg had to fight

Received eternal love

„Minnewater“

Minna forced to marry Horneck and

Ran away

Stromberg came back

Found Minna and she died

Made a grave and destroyed a dam

„Minna-water“

„Minnewater“

12th century

Brussels

Many different stories

1st: saved the town by urinating on a

burning fuse

2nd: gift of merchant to localsbecause they found his son

3th: boy urinated on enemy troops so they won the battle

„Manneken Pis“