Erwin Sanders is probably one of the most notable youtubers I’ve seen in recent memory.\u00a0 His channel mainly focuses on him exploring the forests and plains of the UK in search of fairy’s and a handful of other mythological creatures.<\/p>\n
Despite the seeming childlike subject matter, his videos always maintain a modicum of realism. An example of this is the fact that he doesn’t see a mythological creature every video. Sometimes its just an old man wandering around some beautiful scenery while giving grandfather like advice and stories.<\/p>\n
Is it real? Nah, I wish was. But I don’t think it really matters. Even if you don’t enjoy the mythical aspect of his content, I think you would still enjoy his videos. There’s just something about a grey bearded old man talking about pixies like David Attenborough talks about animals that’s very…\u00a0 \u00a0soothing? I doubt I’m actually doing a good job of explaining the appeal of any of his channel, so go ahead and check him out yourself.<\/p>\n
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