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FAIRY SIGHTINGS Throughout the WorldFairies are tricky little creatures. They slip in and out of shadows, hide behind flower buds, and sneak through twilight. Though fairy lore goes back generations, actual proof of their existence is limited. On very rare occasions, a human is blessed with just a small glimpse of the very magical fairy. When we first opened, we at FairyGarden's put out a call for any experiences people may have had with the little people. Almost a year later, the reports have started to appear. Everyday folk have spotted them just at the edges of their vision, heard them whisper in the night and spotted evidence of their visits. We have reprinted, with permission, the stories of these lucky people. If you have a story of your own, we would love to hear it! At this point all of the stories you read will not be edited. We have so many letters coming in and it takes too much time to correct spelling, order of words, and punctuation.
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In
the summer of 1917, two young girls - Elsie Wright and her cousin,
Frances Griffiths - claimed to have spotted and photographed a group
of fairies by Cottingley beck, a small brook in rural England. The
photos, one shown to the right, captured the nations imagination.
It baffled the experts and seemed to be absolute proof in the existence
of little people. Even Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, author of the Sherlock
Holmes stories, was convinced.
