A Scottish Nightmare

[Alan Hamilton]

There is a traditional Scottish Prayer that goes

Frae ghoulies and ghosties
And lang-leggedy beasties
And things that go bump in the nicht,
Guid Lord, deliver us!

Ghoulies

Ghosties

Lang-leggedy Beasties

And things that go bump in the nicht

And their homes made from papier mache apple holders from Sainsburys fruit box and bits of decorative blue slate rescued from a flower pot. Some flock and grass tufts added.

[Hafen von Schlockenberg]

Nice figures, but. . .apple holders! Why didn’t I think of that?

‘Of course, of course! Absurdly simple, like most riddles when you see the answer.’

[Patrice]

Superb and original.

Um, and I see they seem to live in giant haggis mounds, is it a part of the nightmare?

http://www.argad-bzh.fr/argad/en.html
https://www.anargader.net/

[Alan Hamilton]

Patrice wrote:

Superb and original. Um, and I see they seem to live in giant haggis mounds, is it a part of the nightmare?

They are not Haggis mounds.  As everyone knows the wild haggis lives on the mountains and has its legs shorter on one side than the other to facilitate running around mountains see http://www.robertburns.org.uk/Assets/Documents/haggisarticle.pdf

They are endangered by tourists dogs 
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