Month: March 2019

@LadyMyth It is probably my fault as I have been using #WitchWednesday rather than #WitchyWednesday as I was beginning to find the later a little bit too full of hawking wares and selling and less magical for it.

It is probably my fault as I have been using #WitchWednesday rather than #WitchyWednesday as I was beginning to find the later a little bit too full of hawking wares and selling and less magical for it.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) May 3, 2019

Just a friendly reminder, Hookland has always been #FolkloreAgainstFascism. If you are someone who works themselves into masturbatory glee at ethnostate fantasies, you‰Ûªll find nowt in the county but heavy curses.

Just a friendly reminder, Hookland has always been #FolkloreAgainstFascism. If you are someone who works themselves into masturbatory glee at ethnostate fantasies, you’ll find nowt in the county but heavy curses.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) May 3, 2019

@dfaligertwood @ohasm1 Hooklanders to acknowledge that Faery is an enfolding space and that the Other Path runs to it. Then again, most Hooklanders acknowledge that faeries prefer to be called elves and that they are, in the main, right bastards.

Hooklanders to acknowledge that Faery is an enfolding space and that the Other Path runs to it. Then again, most Hooklanders acknowledge that faeries prefer to be called elves and that they are, in the main, right bastards.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) May 3, 2019

@catvincent @SydMoore1 Will make a final, health dependent decision on June 30th, but a small community picnic around a certain oak seems likely.

Will make a final, health dependent decision on June 30th, but a small community picnic around a certain oak seems likely.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) May 3, 2019

Of the many faces of the land, I find it hard not to reserve space in my heart for Jack Sack, Lord of the Vine. #CLNolan https://t.co/8KOnHjubUp

Of the many faces of the land, I find it hard not to reserve space in my heart for Jack Sack, Lord of the Vine. #CLNolan pic.twitter.com/8KOnHjubUp

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) May 3, 2019

@TheLadyLycan @kayorchison England is so ghost-soaked because of cruelty of its rich.

England is so ghost-soaked because of cruelty of its rich.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) April 2, 2019

@francesmclaugh Turn a tump to suffer.. All but the road widener, estate manager and greedy developer know this to be true.

Turn a tump to suffer.. All but the road widener, estate manager and greedy developer know this to be true.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) April 2, 2019

For from its first the Weychester & Blackmore Canal has always been a place of eel-nibbled corpses, drowned souls screaming and Water Gypsy superstition. – #CLNolan https://t.co/KqgVFYjbvI

For from its first the Weychester & Blackmore Canal has always been a place of eel-nibbled corpses, drowned souls screaming and Water Gypsy superstition. – #CLNolan pic.twitter.com/KqgVFYjbvI

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) April 2, 2019

Locals won’t tell curious researchers the location of the spot where the ghosts of ‘Charcoal Children’ can be seen. They don’t like ‘nosey’ in Jugg’s Wood. https://t.co/HDsFjomAAw

Locals won't tell curious researchers the location of the spot where the ghosts of 'Charcoal Children' can be seen. They don't like 'nosey' in Jugg's Wood. pic.twitter.com/HDsFjomAAw

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) April 2, 2019

@billy_mavreas Shush.

Shush.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) April 2, 2019