The ring in the field
You've driven past hundreds of them. A round bank in a field, a ring of bushes, an old thorn tree standing on its own.
Most were farms and homesteads over a thousand years ago. Over time they became the fairies' places.
Leave it alone
Ask any farmer. You plough around it. You don't cut the tree. You don't take a stone from it.
Plenty of people who'd laugh at fairies still won't touch one. That tells you something about how deep it goes.
Why go and see one
Because it's a thousand years of history sitting in a field, and nobody has turned it into a gift shop.
Stand in the middle of one on a quiet evening and you'll understand why people were careful.
There's one near you
There are so many that you almost certainly have one within a few miles. Open the map and look for the forts near you.
Ask before you cross anybody's land, close the gates, and don't touch the tree.
