things are remembered differently
@urbanprehisto It is a place – like most Neolithic monuments – which gathers stories unto itself. The gravity of stones bends all truth.
It is a place – like most Neolithic monuments – which gathers stories unto itself. The gravity of stones bends all truth.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) November 6, 2016
@declarationball What? No sandwich wrapped in tinfoil?
What? No sandwich wrapped in tinfoil?
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) November 6, 2016
@urbanprehisto That is the gravity, which pulls us from our daily orbit into pilgrimages we don’t really understand, that warps our eyes.
@urbanprehisto That is the gravity, which pulls us from our daily orbit into pilgrimages we don't really understand, that warps our eyes.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) November 6, 2016
@urbanprehisto Anyone – archaeologist, New Ager, rambling idiot author – who doesn’t get that the gravity nullifies truth, is missing out.
@urbanprehisto Anyone – archaeologist, New Ager, rambling idiot author – who doesn't get that the gravity nullifies truth, is missing out.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) November 6, 2016
The Borland Brothers, the most famous monster hunters Hookland ever produced. Memorial stone and traditional rhyme. https://t.co/buk7KEG4dN
The Borland Brothers, the most famous monster hunters Hookland ever produced. Memorial stone and traditional rhyme. pic.twitter.com/buk7KEG4dN
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) November 6, 2016
@thevitalspark01 It’s more of a traditional folk song, drunken pub chorus.
It's more of a traditional folk song, drunken pub chorus.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) November 6, 2016
@thevitalspark01 They were famous monster hunters and met a bad end during the Interregnum. The Grey Monster is a reference to Cromwell.
They were famous monster hunters and met a bad end during the Interregnum. The Grey Monster is a reference to Cromwell.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) November 6, 2016
@thevitalspark01 One day I hope someone will collect and interpret some of Hookland’s traditional folk songs.
One day I hope someone will collect and interpret some of Hookland's traditional folk songs.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) November 6, 2016
@thevitalspark01 It’s a snippet from much larger song, detailing some of the monsters they hunted including the Wyrd Worm and the Rackaback.
It's a snippet from much larger song, detailing some of the monsters they hunted including the Wyrd Worm and the Rackaback.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) November 6, 2016
@thevitalspark01 They will of course feature in @maximpetergriff’s wonderful series of Hookland Horror cards at some point. https://t.co/mdIGIalaWZ
They will of course feature in @maximpetergriff's wonderful series of Hookland Horror cards at some point. pic.twitter.com/mdIGIalaWZ
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) November 6, 2016