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(Introduction)

This is a story about two Scallie's. What is a Scallie you may ask? Well, a Scallie is a small human like creature, sort of a cross between a pixie and small child... as to how they came to live amongst us, no one really knows!
They dress themselves in clothing just like you; or me. The eat pretty much anything... Their favourite dish is fish paste sandwiches; and lemon c... More

(Introduction)

This is a story about two Scallie's. What is a Scallie you may ask? Well, a Scallie is a small human like creature, sort of a cross between a pixie and small child... as to how they came to live amongst us, no one really knows!
They dress themselves in clothing just like you; or me. The eat pretty much anything... Their favourite dish is fish paste sandwiches; and lemon cake, eagerly washed down with lemonade...

Scallie's normally like to set up home in a hole in the side of a hill, or a river-bank; this is mainly because they are not fond of digging, in fact, they do not like doing any hard work at all! They spend most of their days going on trips to visit their friends; and every time they do visit anyone, they always manage to arrive at meal times!
Scallie's do not have many human friends, the one person they love to visit is a lovely little old woman called Bettie... she lives in a small thatched cottage a few miles on the other side of Dyke Wood, which is about 30 miles from where they actually live themselves.
They are very shy creatures. Most of their friends are the creatures that live in and amongst the hedgerows; and woods...In-fact; many of those creatures you find along the riverbank are very fond of Scallie's, and can often be found playing with them.

You see, Scallie's have a very special gift; they are able to talk to animals! They also have a particular fondness for Otters, although they get on well with almost every creature they meet. Scallie's have a tendency to avoid Weasels and ferrets. The ferret and the weasel regard Scallie's as a total pest and a nuisance!

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