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We were at the Enchanted Forest on Sunday 18 October. I received complimentary tickets for the show. This year’s theme was Scottish Myths & Legends. Below are videos of my favourite parts.
The Kelpie’s Pearl’s portrayed the supernatural water horse protecting the pearls in his lair.
The Pictish Dundee Dragon is reputed to have a fearsome temper [...]
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We were at the Enchanted Forest on Sunday 18 October. I received complimentary tickets for the show. This year’s theme was Scottish Myths & Legends. Below are videos of my favourite parts.
The Kelpie’s Pearl’s portrayed the supernatural water horse protecting the pearls in his lair.
The Pictish Dundee Dragon is reputed to have a fearsome temper and has eaten nine wee sisters.
The Dunmore Faeries love prancing around in Faskally Wood.
At Selkie’s Deception I stood with my head in the circular space while various projections of selkies (which can transform from seals to humans), fairies and mermaids were beamed on the white board.
Overall I was slightly disappointed by the Enchanted Forest. There were thirteen attractions, some of which I thought were pretty lame e.g. Feed the Haggis, where you threw beanbags into the mouth of a cut out of a haggis and Robert the Bruce & The Spider with a mannequin watching a film of a spider. I have to say that the fact that the event is well attended also detracted from my enjoyment, there was constant flash photography and at times I felt I was on the pavement in a busy city centre, hardly able to move. Having said that most of the attendees, predominantly families with young kids, appeared to be having a great time.
Did you attend the Enchanted Forest this year, if so how would your rate it? If you have also attended in previous years, how does this year’s event compare?
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