Month: September 2020

In the 1930s, members of the British Drama League toured the country recording local dialects. The three members dispatched to Hookland recorded more than dialects, but only one of them returned from the county.

In the 1930s, members of the British Drama League toured the country recording local dialects. The three members dispatched to Hookland recorded more than dialects, but only one of them returned from the county.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) February 8, 2020

@coyote400 It is always nice to have an official version.

It is always nice to have an official version.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) February 8, 2020

Everywhere in the county persist little roadside springs still offering water and secret hope. Often you can tell the nature of their spirit or saint from the offerings left at them. Pins, pennies or a withering of crab apples. https://t.co/cclWTKPdj5

Everywhere in the county persist little roadside springs still offering water and secret hope. Often you can tell the nature of their spirit or saint from the offerings left at them. Pins, pennies or a withering of crab apples. pic.twitter.com/cclWTKPdj5

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) February 8, 2020

@CentreMyth It has to be said, disappearances in Hookland are so ten-a-penny that any day can be considered a good day for that.

It has to be said, disappearances in Hookland are so ten-a-penny that any day can be considered a good day for that.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) February 8, 2020

@BelmontHouse1 @lazcorp @SelineSigil9 @MariaStrutz @PhilH86835657 I hope you enjoy.

I hope you enjoy.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) February 8, 2020

Ask the locals in the pub and they will tell you that there are no Mire-folk in Ten-Acre Water now days, that‰Ûªs a silly idea as they all died out long back. No, the locals will say, what people are seeing now are ghosts of Mire-folk. – Bob Wellings, BBC Nationwide, 1975

Ask the locals in the pub and they will tell you that there are no Mire-folk in Ten-Acre Water now days, that’s a silly idea as they all died out long back. No, the locals will say, what people are seeing now are ghosts of Mire-folk. – Bob Wellings, BBC Nationwide, 1975

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) February 8, 2020

@MorganScorpion And as it is Hookland, anyone can use it.

And as it is Hookland, anyone can use it.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) February 9, 2020

@nospater @MorganScorpion The Hookland Museum of Curiosities has wax cylinder recordings of wood sprites and the ghost-laying of Old Mother Morton‰Ûªs bottles.

The Hookland Museum of Curiosities has wax cylinder recordings of wood sprites and the ghost-laying of Old Mother Morton’s bottles.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) February 9, 2020

@cluelesspixie I don‰Ûªt think anyone with any sense speaks to TV folks these days.

I don’t think anyone with any sense speaks to TV folks these days.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) February 9, 2020

@wilsonlawrence7 They mainly scratch.

They mainly scratch.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) February 9, 2020