Month: November 2020

@ProfTonyPollard @WinstanleyRoger @urbanprehisto We would have a good club badge.

We would have a good club badge.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 10, 2020

@Herbieherbert10 @MatthewPope It is unforgiving territory this time of year. Wind and cold and mud take it out of you more quickly. Always err on the side of caution. Our love, some partners may say obsession, for these things, can have an erosive cost on those of us who overdo it out of our default joy.

It is unforgiving territory this time of year. Wind and cold and mud take it out of you more quickly. Always err on the side of caution. Our love, some partners may say obsession, for these things, can have an erosive cost on those of us who overdo it out of our default joy.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 10, 2020

@Herbieherbert10 @MatthewPope Thank you Dan.

Thank you Dan.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 10, 2020

@semperrasa @ProfTonyPollard @urbanprehisto Home video technology was available with the introduction of the Philips VCR N1500 in 1972, but aside from Bob Monkhouse, almost no-one owned one. Very little Nationwide bootleg material is around as unless you had a Philips and were on the show, why record it?

Home video technology was available with the introduction of the Philips VCR N1500 in 1972, but aside from Bob Monkhouse, almost no-one owned one. Very little Nationwide bootleg material is around as unless you had a Philips and were on the show, why record it?

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 10, 2020

@ProfTonyPollard @semperrasa @urbanprehisto The first Philip tapes were only 60-minutes. Given how as a child I would capture lots of ghost and UFO-related material from the TV onto audio cassette, I wouldn’t entirely discount someone having a C60 of the Heads audio somewhere.

The first Philip tapes were only 60-minutes. Given how as a child I would capture lots of ghost and UFO-related material from the TV onto audio cassette, I wouldn't entirely discount someone having a C60 of the Heads audio somewhere.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 10, 2020

@ProfTonyPollard @Lynncabrams @urbanprehisto @Rebecca52731232 Too much reading on the Hexham Wolf before bedtime https://t.co/IRRq2N9iCe

Too much reading on the Hexham Wolf before bedtime https://t.co/IRRq2N9iCe

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 10, 2020

Depiction of the barrow wraith/barrow wright, Captain Morris Moore claimed to have seen while at the excavation of the Red Barrow at Hare Hill in 1876. https://t.co/B0yl3uzWBD

Depiction of the barrow wraith/barrow wright, Captain Morris Moore claimed to have seen while at the excavation of the Red Barrow at Hare Hill in 1876. pic.twitter.com/B0yl3uzWBD

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 10, 2020

@MorganScorpion @Punktowner @PennyTailsup @MrCreepyPasta0 @MrDemonologist @MadameRaven1 @Wayne_June @village_movie @Los_Parecidos @HPL_JDeLaughter @SeeBrianWrite @GhouliaChilds @CharlesEButler @EvolutionPod @SFFAudio @folk_horror @AriAster @12nighthorror @TheRustyQuill Thank you Julia. Appreciated as always.

Thank you Julia. Appreciated as always.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 10, 2020

The woods growl against the window. A chorus of all the unseen, imagined creatures it holds. It is a psychic pressure against the glass, against the skull. It will drive me made or it ill drive me wild. – Elizabeth Booth https://t.co/Blj8vLWJYH

The woods growl against the window. A chorus of all the unseen, imagined creatures it holds. It is a psychic pressure against the glass, against the skull. It will drive me made or it ill drive me wild. – Elizabeth Booth pic.twitter.com/Blj8vLWJYH

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 10, 2020

@Ghostwoods It’s OK, it really is.

It's OK, it really is.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 10, 2020