Fairytale this – Fairytale that- Fairytales here-Fairytales there

The truth is that Fairies are everywhere! The seers and believers no longer have to convince the wider public with the fascination or wonder that Fairies exist or not. Clearly they do!

Fairytale- Sweet Pea Fairy

Any time something amazing  happens, be it a birth, wedding, sports or special event, it is now an accepted colloquialism of English conversation and written language to enchant good news with the added smile elevating the event to ‘Fairytale‘ status so lets have more Fairytales and dance into light!

Butterflies in forest and woodland

Little ‘Storme’  has been encouraged like many other children to take part this week in the UK Butterfly count.

Storme counts butterflies

Identify and count UK butterfly week

Winning the Irish Oaks today by eight lengths Snow Fairy enchanted her Celtic followers at the Curragh

Snow Fairy Enchants

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Swedish artist Ann Mari Sjögren passed away peacefully early on Sunday 11 July 2010, her legacy to thousands of families and friends worldwide who spent a Day in Fairyland with her, and will continue to do so.

Ann Mari Sjögren

Over 92 years old, yet still alert and full of humour here she goes out to talk with Per Arne Skansen in late June 2010. There is some general talk (in Swedish) about the weather and daily routines then after some discussion in Swedish about the sunset in the evening, they turn to English. This treasured dialogue from probably the oldest known Fairy Artist in the World who made her fame with her book A Day in Fairyland published in 1947 and many subsequent books, pictures and illustrations, is all the more poignant.