Beast of Odal: A Mystery From Skye (Superstitions and Traditions)

[@fraserlyons4643]

Another brilliant tale narrated in a voice which makes my heart harken back to my roots.

[@SongWolf27]

You enjoyed saying "Fachen Giant" on KZbin and being able to get away with it! LOL

[@IosuamacaMhadaidh]

Yes, you can hear his smiling while saying it😂👍

[@LiathWolf]

Maybe...🤣

[@maggpiprime954]

I thought the same thing! 😂❤

[@connorricketts1323]

thank you for a great tale

[@Davlavi]

Nice story thanks for sharing.

[@elizabethmcglothlin5406]

Short but sweet!

[@heatherturner2366]

You deserve more likes and comments

[@connorricketts1323]

definitely he does

[@IosuamacaMhadaidh]

Bhidio mòr! Slàinte mhath dha mo cho-chloinne na Gaidhealtachd!

[@AScottishOdyssey]

Another really interesting video.

[@trikepilot101]

Good tale!

[@michaelmacewen]

Interesting and frightening tale.

[@destonlee2838]

Bit no trace was er heard nor seen of the weird phennodoggery.

[@pentegarn1]

I'm pretty sure I dated the Beast of Odal once?

[@baneoftheundead8064]

I'm interested in this Rhea figure from Celtic myth which you say appears in Scottish narratives, but every time I search for something like that, it only takes me to the Greek goddess. is there any way to read about this hero and or narratives you speak of?

[@LiathWolf]

Hi, you should look for The brothers Acunn and Rhea in the Scottish Fenian narratives. Rhea in Scottish Gaelic can also be spelt as Riadh or Readh. Hope that helps

[@baneoftheundead8064]

@@LiathWolfThanks!

[@SavannahShepherd669]

It turned out to not be a fachen leg 😂

[@tishainess9339]

Focking giant 😂😂💖💖💖

[@AshleyMartin-f3x]

I love scottish accents

[@Nyctophora]

Thank you for the story!