Have you ever seen a beautiful horse next to a lake or a stream?

Are the fay looking to take another victim down to the watery depths?

How true are the ancient myths of the water horse from the Scottish moors?

Today we test the believability of the Kelpies of the Highland. Welcome to Believing the Bazaar, where we dive into the unknown and the unusual.

And tell you whether or not we find it believable.

That's right. Thank you for joining us on this beautiful Tuesday.

The sun is out. I'm off of work. The sky is clear. None of that's true. Although you are off work, but this is kind of work. On Tuesday, I'm off work. Oh, okay. And you know what? The sun might be shining. I thought you meant when we're recording. I'm like, I've shoveled my driveway multiple times today. No, who knows what's

going to happen on Tuesday? Hopefully it's a grand day. I heard it supposed to be very nice. Anyway,

so let's go back to the topic. Have you ever heard of a Kelpie before? Until I looked it up today,

no. You've never heard of this? No. It sounds like, you know what it sounds like? Is it Scottish? Yeah, I said that. Yeah.

Well, yeah, I wasn't listening. It sounds like a, um, like a beanie baby. Like, you got to collect your

kelpie. Here's my penguin kelpie. Get out of here. Yeah, it does. Here's my gopher Kelpie. It does, doesn't it? Watch out for the horse kelpies.

Don't touch it.

I feel like we've got it several people who know what this is already.

A kelpie?

Yeah.

They're worth a lot on eBay.

Don't listen to them.

They never went up in value.

So before we go really deep into this, I do want to point out there is something called a Kappa.

Do you know what a Kappa is?

Isn't that Greek?

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