The Weardale Fairies

Here is yet another example of the fairies' dislike of being spied upon, and the vindictiveness with which they will be revenged.
It is also another example of the countryman's determination to help himself in the face of adversity. In this story he is rewarded, too, for offering help to others in trouble, in spite of his own distress.

[connorricketts]

a another great story's thank really appreciate all the hard work you put in to the videoes and finding the folklore and story's and myths and legends love folklore and mythology love your chancel its a gem never stop sharing and telling great stories your keeping them alive and past for generations

[WolfMaiden]

I just arrived from work, and saw the notification for this!

Excellent video once again!

[dranimations]

Great story! - I guessed what the third required item would entail

[brandyjean]

A riddle.... I instantly knew the egg & lizard tail answers: being an observer & lover of nature. Now the glow worm bit did stump me: but seeing as how they are currently only found in New Zealand, Australia, and Dismals Canyon Alabama...they are simply beyond my ken.
So I'm left wondering: were they once common in other locations? And/or where did this tale originate?