Elf Knots in Horses’ Manes

Do you know about "elf knots"?

CarolGauthorPixpasted image small 17 Tails from the Barn -- by Carol Gosselin

According to folklore, elves visit stables in the middle of the night to make knots in the manes of horses. It is said that once the mane is knotted, the elves use knots as stirrups to ride the horses at nightfall.

This explains my hair in the morning!

horses Mane In Knots

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