The Little Bigfoot Phenomenon We’ve all heard about the antics
of Bigfoot, but what about Littlefoot? Certainly, it’s an
undeniable fact that many reports emanating from Britain tell of
encounters with not just large and lumbering, hairy entities,
but with distinctly smaller critters, too. Centuries-old Welsh
folklore, for example, tells of the Bwbach, an approximately
three foot tall, hair-covered humanoid perceived by the folk of
that era as a brownie or nymph. Supposedly, like so many of
similar ilk, they would undertake chores and little jobs around
the homes of humans, providing they were the recipients of two
things: respect and nourishment, the latter usually in the form
of oats, milk and cream. And they had a deep hatred of those who
avoided alcohol and who led teetotal lives! Feature Image via
“Letters From the Big Man” – A Narrative Film project in Los
Angeles, CA by Christopher Munch Wirt Sikes was U.S. Consul to
Wales, a noted expert on Welsh folklore, and the author of an
acclaimed 1880 book, Bri