In Turkic folklore, these places are inhabited by tickling spirits known as Shurale and spirits called Äbädä, who are turned away by inverting one’s clothing. Slavic (10[1]-5[2])tutelary (-5[1])deities called Leshy (10[1]-5[2])are said to inhabit (10[8])these (10[1])locations. (10[17]-5[2])A sun (10[1]-5[1])god binds an inhabitant (10[1])of one (-5[1])of these places by sending either (10[1])seven or 13 winds. While journeying (10[2])toward one of these locations, a hero (10[2])has five dreams (10[1])including (10[1])one of a falling (10[2])mountain (10[6]-5[1])and one of (10[1])wrestling (10[1])a (-5[1])bull. (10[3])Nemetons were often (10[2]-5[1])created (10[1])by sectioning (10[1])off sacred areas of these (10[1])locations (10[2])by Celtic (10[1])druids. (10[2])Enkidu (10[1]-5[1])helps (10[3])destroy (10[1])one of (10[1])these (-5[1])locations (10[5]-5[1])after (10[2])the beheading (10[2])of its inhabitant, (10[1])Humbaba. (10[8])For 10 points, (10[2]-5[1])name these (10[1])locations that include one (10[1])in the Epic (10[1])of Gilgamesh (10[1])made up of cedars. (10[2])■END■ (10[24]0[2])