by Diane Maclean  Publisher's Note: I find this story one of the most fascinating of all paranormal tales. I desperately want to believe - it would be wonderful if it were. It could be trick photography: a double exposure. But what if it isn't?  

Dirk Vander Ploeg's "Quest for Middle Earth" A UFO Digest Book Review By Robert D. Morningstar (Copyright 2007, RDM* - All Rights Reserved)

Wales Of The Unexpected With Richard Holland, Daily Post LAST week I wrote about a region of North Wales very rich in fairylore. Not so many miles away, on the borders of Snowdonia National Park, there is a village which seems to have been a popular abode of the fairies - Pentrefoelas, in Conwy.

By Igor Bukker The International Roma, (Gypsy) Day was founded at the first World Gypsy Congress, which took place in London on April 8, 1971. The congress gathered representatives from 30 countries. The national symbols of the gypsies - the flag and the anthem - were approved at the congress. The gypsies of the whole world became one single nation.