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Charles Dickens in London Exploring His Literary Trail
Charles Dickens had a gift; he was able to vividly describe the streets of Victorian London like no other....
Cool Finds Litographs T-shirts, Posters and Totes from Storybooks
We always get a kick out of creative ways to promote our undying love of the greatest stories of...
Ezekial Bone Knows Robin Hood, a Tour of Nottingham
Nottingham is notably at the heart of the Robin Hood legend. This is where his arch-enemy the “Sheriff” held...
Robin Hood and The Fairytale Traveler in Nottingham
Tales of Robin Hood in Nottingham Like The Fairytale Traveler on Facebook for exclusive footage of The Robin Hood...
A Tour of Newark Castle, Nottinghamshire
A six day destination series… On the Robin Hood Trail, the legend continues [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwOES9Mr1J8&w=640&h=390] Like The Fairytale Traveler on...
Sherwood Forest Park Ranger Tells of Robin Hood Legend
Join me as I explore Sherwood Forest of Nottinghamshire, home to the legendary Robin Hood and his Merry Men....
Into the Sherwood Forest of Nottinghamshire, UK
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Robin Hood Introduces the Legend in Nottingham, UK
A six day destination series… In the essence of giving, the Legend of Robin Hood intro [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zTyi1of3bI&w=640&h=390] Join The...
A Monster a Day, An Dullahan the Real Headless Horseman, Ireland
A collector of souls… By The Fairytale Traveler’s contributing author, Ed Mooney So you think you know the Headless...
A Monster a Day, the Death Warning Banshee of Ireland
If she comes to you at night, be warned… By The Fairytale Traveler’s contributing author, Ed Mooney Woman of...
Who Knew, Mother Goose Laid to Rest in Boston
Okay so maybe this is common knowledge, but I had no idea until now that Mother Goose is thought...