Myths and Legends

[fordward]

Which supernatural being frequented Perthshire Waterfalls

[JoolsTwo]

Kelpie?

[oldwoman]

Urisk

[fordward]

Hello JimJools i think a kelpie is water in general im looking for something more specific I have URISK and Peallaidh but dont know which

[fordward]

Thats more the ticket oldwoman(i dont believe that) what do you think of Peallaidh. --- thankyou both

[oldwoman]

http://www.askyewolfe.com/FaeryTypes.html Its at the bottom of here see what you think.

[JoolsTwo]

Kelpie, (In Scotish folklaw) is a water sprite.

[fordward]

Thankyou oldwoman you are spot on ------ have a look jim ----- Thankyou both again for your intrest

[oldwoman]

Fishing in the Dark an animated story. Looks like the author gave the Urisk this name. (Peallaidh.)

[fordward]

you are very thorough oldwoman x have that from me

[slaney]

Question states Perthshire .
Loch Katrine is in the Trossachs. I wonderered about this (on Scottish Parliament website)
Aberfeldy (Perth) name from Obar Pheallaidh ..mouth of the Pellaidh.

[fordward]

just over the border slaney the artical does mention Perthsire + waterfalls !!

[slaney]

You are very likely right ..of all the names urisk is most common..also called Brownies
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brownie_(elf)

[fordward]

Thankyou for your intrest slaney shant send you a X dont know what gender you are