Magick of Waterfalls

Fairy Pools in Isle of Skye

Welcome to The “Magick of Waterfalls” New Post!

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The Isle of Skye is not only home for the breathtaking fairy pools in Glenn Brittle, but is also enriched by the beautiful Cuillin mountains.  The legendary Fairy Flag, Dunvegan’s Cup and Sir Rory Mor’s Horn heirlooms can be found at the notorious Dunvegan Castle.

Perhaps ’tis the little folks mischief that summon my fascination to set a few of my stories nestled around the enchanting fairy pools, in the majestic Isle of Skye.  Where the wee fairies frolic and dance to the charming flute and violin music that wafts through the cascading water curtain falls. 

You know that “magical aura” sensation most people feel, from nature’s winter gift of those first flakes of snow at the beginning of the holiday season?  Well that’s exactly how I felt from the rushing sounds of flowing water, while strolling the winding  paths filled with bracken and woodland flowers  leading me to the waterfalls.

Doesn’t this lovely image on the left make you want to sit here with a picnic basket, and wait to see what magical beings appear in front of this scene?  Besides what you might expect to find at a magical waterfall – get ready to meet a miniature dragon named Kalista, an eccentric crew of wolf shape shifters, trolls, and more mythical characters in Sea Wolf Magick.

Make sure to click on “continue reading” to read more and see view other photos.

Here’s a few more photos of waterfalls located in the Isle of Skye and Northern Ireland, along with a nice photo of the famous Dunvegan Castle I mentioned earlier – home of the fairy flag.

           Here’s a photo of Cranny Falls in Northern Ireland – I posted a video on my Facebook page earlier this week,  if you would like to see what else surrounds it.

I hope you enjoy reading a brief snippet from Sea Wolf Magick, which is scheduled for release on May 25th.  This is when the handsome Highlander, (and wolf shape shifter) Quinn leads the bewitching Beth McMasters to a secluded waterfalls on the magical Island of Yell.

“They skipped across a winding trail of stepping stones, careful to avoid the thick blanket of perched oyster plants woven between the rocks. The sweet perfume of violets mixed with sprays of cool water intoxicated the night air. The lavish moon plants flourished in fairy petal umbrellas colored in hues of blues, pinks and purple, popped through minty green leaves, which led the way to a large boulder centered directly in front of the waterfall.”

Any guesses what they might find when they reach the falls?  There’s lots of exciting new characters in this second book, including a nasty wee troll by the name of Vakr.

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