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  Real Reported Incidents of Fae, Elves & Leprechauns Posted: 01 Mar 2021 10:11 AM PST 4 brief accounts of possible Fae, Elves, Leprechauns, etc. observed or encountered by chance by ordinary people. A few 'little people' accounts I recently came across: "I've seen something I can only assume was a fairy, elf, or the like. We (friend, mum, me) were house sitting this beautiful condo in the forest. This forest was no doubt magical in some way, it just had an energy to it. We were having breakfast one morning and I suddenly see a small person, size of a 6y/o child, run through the field next to the house. It disappeared behind a tree that was too thin for it to hide behind. My friend and my mum were sitting opposite of me so they didn't catch it. I tell my mum that I saw something, and she says "I think I saw it too a few days ago". My friend suggests we both move to a different room and draw what we had seen to compare. Mind you, so far we only know th

   is a Melting Pot that Seems to attract Many People for Different Reasons. what makes the fandom unique and able to attract broad range of people with different but similar interests is that fact the fandom revolves around not single person, theme, or tv show. But an idea. that is why when people ask what is a furry ?its hard to explain and give a straight definition exactly what a furry is. but one thing that everyone in the fandom can agree on is that a furry is someone who enjoy/likes/or takes a definite interest in anthropomorphic animals. But the Problem or Blessing is that “Anthropomorphic Animals” applies to a huge spectrum of topics. examples: My little Ponies, applies as anthropomorphic animals,most drawn kids shows are anthropomorphic. Disney has been well known for anthropomorphic animals in Movies,Shows, Characters. History and Religions have had anthropomorphic Deity's and Anthropomorphic descriptions,myth,and folklore like in Egyptian,Roman,Greek Beliefs. Christiani

Newspaper Clipping, November 1951. ( Records of Headquarters U.S. Air Force , National Archives) However, it did not take long for the Air Force to become skeptical of both the image’s authenticity and the witness’s integrity. After the witness canceled an appointment to be investigated, the Air Force interviewed former associates of the photographer. Both associates reported the photographer was a “prankster” who was capable of faking such a photograph. By March 25, 1952, the witness himself admitted the whole thing to be a hoax. Cable, March 25, 1952. ( Records of Headquarters U.S. Air Force , National Archives)