The Wild Hunt (https://wildhunt.org/tag/legend/page/2)
Mirando hacia atrás, aunque de niño me encantaban las historias de los dioses griegos, aunque mi madre me hablaba de los mitos egipcios, aunque en mi adolescencia me incliné por los celtas, encontré mi lugar entre La Llorona, El Silbón, Los Momoyes, Juan Hilario, El Hachador Perdido, María Lionza, La Sayona, y muchos más.
As my wife takes our daughter to bed for a well-deserved nap, Hanne takes her bicycle out of the shed, hands me the map, a helmet, and a bottle of water. In less time than it takes to recite the runes of the elder futhark, I am out adventuring.
“No matter how hard they tried, the other animals did not know how to use fire like the king, but man did. Since then the hummingbird, the partridge, and the booby bird have become guardians of humanity for their gift.”
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