things are remembered differently
Arthur, the water gypsies of Hookland have legends so queer even you and I would struggle to put them in a book. – Nolan in letter to Machen
Arthur, the water gypsies of Hookland have legends so queer even you and I would struggle to put them in a book. – Nolan in letter to Machen
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 8, 2015
@pilgrimpace Mrs. S. has. It has to be said that the Devil’s Scar has eaten better men than the Reverend.
@pilgrimpace Mrs. S. has. It has to be said that the Devil's Scar has eaten better men than the Reverend.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 8, 2015
@pilgrimpace It also has to be said, calling it a gorge offends most in Hookland. It could fit two York Minsters very snuggly.
@pilgrimpace It also has to be said, calling it a gorge offends most in Hookland. It could fit two York Minsters very snuggly.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 8, 2015
@pilgrimpace There is also the fact that clergymen are notoriously bad cavers.
@pilgrimpace There is also the fact that clergymen are notoriously bad cavers.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 8, 2015
@pilgrimpace If you are a clergyman, I think it is better to stick with mounts rather than holes, swallets and gorges.
@pilgrimpace If you are a clergyman, I think it is better to stick with mounts rather than holes, swallets and gorges.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 8, 2015
The ancient stones of Hookland aren’t fingers pointing t heaven. The gods they mark rarely live above us. – CL Nolan https://t.co/OX0ZnomhaT
The ancient stones of Hookland aren't fingers pointing t heaven. The gods they mark rarely live above us. – CL Nolan pic.twitter.com/OX0ZnomhaT
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 8, 2015
@AndyJoe83 The gods are old, the gods are wild, the gods are not forgotten.
@AndyJoe83 The gods are old, the gods are wild, the gods are not forgotten.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 8, 2015
@AndyJoe83 On Barrowcross Moor, those gods do not hide.
@AndyJoe83 On Barrowcross Moor, those gods do not hide.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 8, 2015
Tell me the past is fragile, that #folklore is a weak thing and I will tell you: Listen to the stones. – C.L. Nolan https://t.co/w01QsE9JTM
Tell me the past is fragile, that #folklore is a weak thing and I will tell you: Listen to the stones. – C.L. Nolan pic.twitter.com/w01QsE9JTM
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 8, 2015
Just a few years ago the Ordinance Survey stopped calling ancient structures on their maps ‘Druidical Circles’ – a loss to poetry – CL Nolan
Just a few years ago the Ordinance Survey stopped calling ancient structures on their maps 'Druidical Circles' – a loss to poetry – CL Nolan
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 8, 2015