Andy Comley, the creator of Hunting for fairy Tales of the Yeti, would like to thank the following individuals and organisations for their amazing help in creating this project for Protecting the Innocence and Suspending Disbelief for the benefit of children and story-telling all over the world.
Matthew Forrest of Media Villages. Web-site Creator.
Kate Edwards and the education team at Seven Stories, the centre for children’s books.
The children and staff of Old Hall Drive Primary School. U.K.
The children and staff of Hylton Red House Primary School. U.K.
The children and staff of Life Vision Academy, Kathmandu, Nepal.
The children and staff of Diamond Hill Academy, Gaunshshar, Lamjung, Nepal.
The children and staff of The Indo-Tibet Buddhist Cultural Institute, Kalimpong, India.
The children and staff of Visva-Bharati, Santiniketan, India.
The children and staff of Mayel Lyang Academy, Dzongu, Sikkim, India.
The children and staff of RCCO-Nepal (Rehabilitation Centre for Children and Orphans), Kathmandu, Nepal.
Kesar Lall, folklorist, writer and poet, Kathmandu, Nepal.
Sareeta and her family. Host at Sanu’s House, Patan, Nepal.
Gyatso Lepcha and his family. Host in Dzongu, Sikkim gyatso@mayallyang.com
Prem Lama and his family at Tashidhalek Guest House, Dhulikhel, Nepal.
Siko Thou of Echo Tours, and Chumber of The Orchid, Kohima, Nagaland.
Keshari Bajracharya of Sadan Secondary School, Lalitpur, Nepal.
The staff of HIMAL Magazine, Kathmandu, Nepal.
The original supporters of Hunting for Fairy Tales of the Yeti Trish Cook and Rad Miller, UK.
The Guild of Fairy Tale Hunters in Whaley Bridge (Old Know Mike, Lucas, Sue, Kizzy, Si, Miranda, Lisa, Big Mike, Paul, Bret, Bill, Mark and Meg) and those ships who passed in the night (Colin, Cecil and Jessica, Sumalkar, Erich, Sister Atula, Aziebu, shaiza, Jesse, Alena, Clare, Nikola, Estar, Erik, Vipin, David, Harri and Ivica, Jon and Alevin, and Ansuman).