Klaus Meissler
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10.08.2026, 19:59
The "Forest Fairy"
The forest fairy was not missing at the medieval market either. She told the children something about this mythical creature she holds in her arms. Unnoticed, she moved the head of the two-horn (?) back and forth with her index finger. For the children, it was real. Everyone wanted to pet it and ha…The forest fairy was not missing at the medieval market either. She told the children something about this mythical creature she holds in her arms. Unnoticed, she moved the head of the two-horn (?) back and forth with her index finger. For the children, it was real. Everyone wanted to pet it and had their good-night bedtime story to dream about. But where does the superstition about a "forest fairy" come from? More about it in the comment... more Less
The "Forest Fairy"
The forest fairy was not missing at the medieval market either. She told the children something about this mythical creature she holds in her arms. Unnoticed, she moved the head of the two-horn (?) back and forth with her index finger. For the children, it was real. Everyone wanted to pet it and ha…The forest fairy was not missing at the medieval market either. She told the children something about this mythical creature she holds in her arms. Unnoticed, she moved the head of the two-horn (?) back and forth with her index finger. For the children, it was real. Everyone wanted to pet it and had their good-night bedtime story to dream about. But where does the superstition about a "forest fairy" come from? More about it in the comment... more Less
Die „Waldfee“
Auf dem Mittelaltermarkt fehlte auch die Waldfee nicht. Sie erzählte den Kindern etwas über dieses Fabeltier, das sie auf dem Arm hält. Unbemerkt bewegte sie dabei den Kopf des Zweihorns (?) mit dem Zeigefinger hin und her. Für die Kinder war das real. Alle wollten es streicheln und hatten damit ih…Auf dem Mittelaltermarkt fehlte auch die Waldfee nicht. Sie erzählte den Kindern etwas über dieses Fabeltier, das sie auf dem Arm hält. Unbemerkt bewegte sie dabei den Kopf des Zweihorns (?) mit dem Zeigefinger hin und her. Für die Kinder war das real. Alle wollten es streicheln und hatten damit ihre Gute-Nacht Bettgeschichte zum Träumen. Aber woher stammt der Aberglaube über eine „Waldfee“ ? Mehr dazu im Kommentar... more Less
