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APDG ~ Mythological Animals Series ~ LETTER A ;-)
I chose the AOS SI ~ Beautiful men & women spirit creatures!
Aos Si/Aos Sidhe literally translates to, “People of the Mounds,” which acts as testament to their dwelling beneath the earth, or in FairyMounds. In many Gaelic cultures, they are known as, “The Good Neighbors,” or, “The Folk,” which further associates them with Faery lore. They are both honored and feared among the locals, for they can both be benevolent and malevolent creatures depending on how they're treated.
My daughter bought this beautiful Print named Midsummer Eve by Edward Robert Hughes c. 1908...at a flea market ;-)
Enjoy & Blessings, cc
There is an African legend about the Baobab: Baobab tree was unhappy with its looks from the time it was created by God. It was whiny and yelled at God all the time for being unattractive. One day God, fed up of his baseless complaints, came back to Earth and he pulled it from the ground, turned it over, and replanted it upside down. With his mouth now buried in the ground, baobab couldn’t complain anymore.
Baobab "Tree of Life" at the Animal Kingdom in Walt Disney World --notice the animals in the HUGE trunk,CLICK HEREto see larger version
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I like the number 13!
APDG ~ Baby Platypus ;-)
Hi! This is your swap for the APDG ~ Mythological Animals Series ~ LETTER A ;-)




I chose the AOS SI ~ Beautiful men & women spirit creatures!
Aos Si/Aos Sidhe literally translates to, “People of the Mounds,” which acts as testament to their dwelling beneath the earth, or in FairyMounds. In many Gaelic cultures, they are known as, “The Good Neighbors,” or, “The Folk,” which further associates them with Faery lore. They are both honored and feared among the locals, for they can both be benevolent and malevolent creatures depending on how they're treated.
My daughter bought this beautiful Print named Midsummer Eve by Edward Robert Hughes c. 1908...at a flea market ;-)
Enjoy & Blessings, cc
APDG ~ Baby Octopus
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APDG baobab tree
They built their house into a baobab tree...
Tree of life coin from Zimbabwe...
baobab tree flowers and fruit
APDG baby octopus!
This is for the APDG ~ BAOBAB Tree Swap.
There is an African legend about the Baobab: Baobab tree was unhappy with its looks from the time it was created by God. It was whiny and yelled at God all the time for being unattractive. One day God, fed up of his baseless complaints, came back to Earth and he pulled it from the ground, turned it over, and replanted it upside down. With his mouth now buried in the ground, baobab couldn’t complain anymore.
Baobab "Tree of Life" at the Animal Kingdom in Walt Disney World --notice the animals in the HUGE trunk, CLICK HERE to see larger version
Happy Swapping!
JessLynne
APDG ~ BAOBAB Tree Profile Comment Swap
Hello Again! This is for the APDG ~ Baby Penguins ;-) Swap. I hope you like the pictures :) I love penguins! <3
Happy Swapping!
JessLynne
And a bonus because I thought it was amusing....
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