This is a woman whose hobby is collecting gnomes. He has 100 or more gnomes

People use many ways to fill their day and make it interesting. One weaves handicrafts, another cooks, another keeps animals, and so on. Any field of interest changes a person’s life, way of thinking, conscious sphere. What is dear to the heart is also useful. A hobby can turn into a small business at the same time and become a source of income. You should never think that this work is not for you, that you will not be able to do it, on the contrary, you should constantly motivate and encourage yourself in the implementation of any work.

You have to overcome that and believe in the existence of your own star. Ann Yeomens of Scotland was just such a brave, self-confident and skilled woman. Over the years, thanks to his creative mind, he has collected an entire army of thousands of dwarf characters. For 30 years, he lived in a fairy-tale place where dwarves completely rule. Collecting something is a kind of hobby. People love to collect coins and stamps, but Anne chose a completely different hobby, which is collecting gnomes.

This woman has loved telling fairy tales since she was a child, where the heroes were the gnomes. He showed his love and devotion by surrounding himself with magic in their characters. He had heard since he was a child that dwarves belonged to the little spirits of the mountains.
They have always been people’s companions. We find these manifestations in a number of Scottish and English fairy tales. They are small creatures who, according to myths, live underground or in tunnels, caves, where there are many treasures. They are considered the custodian and guardian of those treasures. According to another legend, they bring gifts and people began to place their images in their gardens and parks. They believed the gnomes to bring good luck, especially during harvest.

Each dwarf has its own size and shape. With great care and love, Anne presented her handiwork, creating a fairy-tale image in her garden. The woman allowed everyone to come and see her exhibition. She even did charity work and gave small children who were in need some of her handmade gnomes. She was a very generous woman and always happily hosted even strangers who came to see her masterpieces.