things are remembered differently
Happy to have an original picture of worlds at the Negretti & Grasso Hookland automata factory on my wall. http://t.co/voIKrxzUIp
Happy to have an original picture of worlds at the Negretti & Grasso Hookland automata factory on my wall. pic.twitter.com/voIKrxzUIp
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) August 23, 2014
A walk through Blackwood. http://t.co/Ue4bkdXnYP
A walk through Blackwood. pic.twitter.com/Ue4bkdXnYP
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) August 23, 2014
#Writing without a sene of place is as shallow as cappuccino froth.
#Writing without a sene of place is as shallow as cappuccino froth.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) August 23, 2014
Being a #writer means that nightmares are never wasted, merely fuel.
Being a #writer means that nightmares are never wasted, merely fuel.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) August 24, 2014
The original publisher of the Hookland Guide, Phoenix Petroleum, has seen better days. http://t.co/3RCfMIYnSQ
The original publisher of the Hookland Guide, Phoenix Petroleum, has seen better days. pic.twitter.com/3RCfMIYnSQ
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) August 24, 2014
The White Tower from the train. http://t.co/7b21k0inSE
The White Tower from the train. pic.twitter.com/7b21k0inSE
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) August 24, 2014
Of all the classes of amateur liar in England, none is more mendacious than the local historian.
Of all the classes of amateur liar in England, none is more mendacious than the local historian.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) August 24, 2014
The wild green wood is where England transforms. Possibility space. Unsafe and full of promise.
The wild green wood is where England transforms. Possibility space. Unsafe and full of promise.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) August 25, 2014
@coeur_en_hiver That is incredibly kind of you to say. If you like the photos I post a lot more of them as @cultauthor
@coeur_en_hiver That is incredibly kind of you to say. If you like the photos I post a lot more of them as @cultauthor
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) August 25, 2014
@coeur_en_hiver Back in the 1970s, garages were always giving away things – tumblers, Smurfs, part-work travel guides.
@coeur_en_hiver Back in the 1970s, garages were always giving away things – tumblers, Smurfs, part-work travel guides.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) August 25, 2014