The Water Horse: Dangerous Horses from the Other World (Celtic Mythology Explained) @FortressofLugh
The Water Horse: Dangerous Horses from the Other World (Celtic Mythology Explained)  @FortressofLugh
Uploaded January 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A look into the nature and possible origin of the Water-horse, each-usige, Ceffyl Dwr, (Kelpie). This video discusses the issue broadly and the kelpie may be a separate figure, though they carry many of the same ideas.

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