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In 1836, five boys were hunting rabbits on the north-eastern slopes of Arthur’s Seat, the main peak in the group of hills in the center of Edinburgh. In a small cave in the crags of the hill, they stumbled across seventeen miniature coffins carved in pine and decorated with tinned iron. Carefully arranged in a three-tiered stack, each coffin contained a small wooden figure with painted black boots and individually crafted clothing. What are these objects? Who made them and who buried them? And why? To this day, their origin remains a mystery.
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4 comments:
Well that's damn creepy!
That town is in desperate need of a bowling alley to keep the kids off the streets and away from making little coffins.
I kind of want one of those. But on the other paw, they might be haunted.
Yeh, best you stay away from those. You already are haunted by Harley.
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