Fear of Fethrower has soaked into the landscape, distorted routes people take to their homes, art in churches and conversations across ale for centuries. You can call it a mere fear fable, but stories have power to persist, power to shape the shivers of a region. – Dr. M. Benn https://t.co/6soRHOYNJR
Fear of Fethrower has soaked into the landscape, distorted routes people take to their homes, art in churches and conversations across ale for centuries. You can call it a mere fear fable, but stories have power to persist, power to shape the shivers of a region. – Dr. M. Benn pic.twitter.com/6soRHOYNJR
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) February 7, 2021