Month: January 2018

@cobb_janinecobb And you know how Hookland works, it is yours to use as you see fit if you want to. https://t.co/EADqKdlqzf

And you know how Hookland works, it is yours to use as you see fit if you want to. pic.twitter.com/EADqKdlqzf

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) May 31, 2018

@cobb_janinecobb This is my personal favourite version of the Bone Horse. https://t.co/L2RymaulIF

This is my personal favourite version of the Bone Horse. pic.twitter.com/L2RymaulIF

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) May 31, 2018

@quarrywork Unfortunately, the moment passed.

Unfortunately, the moment passed.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) June 1, 2018

It should be noted that some familiars are more trouble than they are worth. – #CLNolan https://t.co/7jdheLNDvN

It should be noted that some familiars are more trouble than they are worth. – #CLNolan pic.twitter.com/7jdheLNDvN

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) June 1, 2018

@NicholaDeadman Every home should have a cat regardless of whether you need a familiar or not.

Every home should have a cat regardless of whether you need a familiar or not.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) June 1, 2018

Mother Bone was midwife to the village and its layer-out-of-dead. In between those two points, all else she did was cunning. – Dr. M. Benn, 1976

Mother Bone was midwife to the village and its layer-out-of-dead. In between those two points, all else she did was cunning. – Dr. M. Benn, 1976

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) June 1, 2018

@SharonOwensBook Dr. Benn did the best documentary TV series in the 1970s exploring folklore and strangeness. He was groundbreaking. A popular academic who was sympathetic to his subject. A million miles away from the buffoonery of ‰Û÷ghost reality shows‰Ûª and militant sceptics.

Dr. Benn did the best documentary TV series in the 1970s exploring folklore and strangeness. He was groundbreaking. A popular academic who was sympathetic to his subject. A million miles away from the buffoonery of ‘ghost reality shows’ and militant sceptics.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) June 1, 2018

@SharonOwensBook And Mother Bone, somewhat out-evolved by the introduction of the NHS, but a true embodiment of the place of cunning among a community. A remarkable woman by all accounts.

And Mother Bone, somewhat out-evolved by the introduction of the NHS, but a true embodiment of the place of cunning among a community. A remarkable woman by all accounts.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) June 1, 2018

Old superstitions are still visible in many English gardens. Holly to keep lightning away, juniper as witch ward. A plantation of symbols. – Dr. M. Benn, 1976

Old superstitions are still visible in many English gardens. Holly to keep lightning away, juniper as witch ward. A plantation of symbols. – Dr. M. Benn, 1976

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) June 1, 2018

@SharonOwensBook The cunning tradition in my family with Granny Ash – known as being a ‰Û÷man-fixer‰Ûª – was never to charge or accept payment. She would take a gift only if the client was happy with the result and even then the gift was usually a cake or jar of jam.

The cunning tradition in my family with Granny Ash – known as being a ‘man-fixer’ – was never to charge or accept payment. She would take a gift only if the client was happy with the result and even then the gift was usually a cake or jar of jam.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) June 1, 2018