Imsi järv

This small lake south of Rapla, also known in folklore as Hiiekõnnu järv, is said to be a newcomer. According to local legend it once lay at Ohekatku, where the sacred hill now rises, until one day it took off and flew through the sky to its present bed. Wandering lakes are a favourite motif of Estonian folk tales, and Imsi appears in the stories of two sacred hills of the area, Ohekatku and Kastna, both of which are tied to tales of hills and lakes trading places.