Your 10-minute warning for #HookWatch.
Your 10-minute warning for #HookWatch. https://t.co/uPSezi30mY
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) April 9, 2021
things are remembered differently
Your 10-minute warning for #HookWatch.
Your 10-minute warning for #HookWatch. https://t.co/uPSezi30mY
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) April 9, 2021
@MorganScorpion @TonyTodd54 @Verse_Films @village_movie @marysangiovanni @Khan34632585 @HorrorOrman @Y2John84 @KlarkashT @AshMountainFilm @cushing_s @HorrorHammer1 @MasterofMenace @SeeBrianWrite @HPL_JDeLaughter @awlasky @FundBritHorror @BoughtVampir @RondoAwards hank you Julia!
hank you Julia!
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) April 9, 2021
There are some brasses that should not be rubbed. Brasses that chart a family curse. Brasses that act as infection vector for haunting, ghost contagion. DonÛªt rub the brasses at St. Severing, Scanesford, just donÛªt. https://t.co/SbXT3iZEKw
There are some brasses that should not be rubbed. Brasses that chart a family curse. Brasses that act as infection vector for haunting, ghost contagion. Don’t rub the brasses at St. Severing, Scanesford, just don’t. pic.twitter.com/SbXT3iZEKw
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) April 10, 2021
@Elisabe52245554 In Hookland, it is a firm belief that the erasure of a name on a tomb allows the spirit of the dead it contains to wander.
In Hookland, it is a firm belief that the erasure of a name on a tomb allows the spirit of the dead it contains to wander.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) April 10, 2021
@ScareStreet Already well-used in the Hookland community. https://t.co/mYvLK1qxgp
Already well-used in the Hookland community. pic.twitter.com/mYvLK1qxgp
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) April 10, 2021
Those lonely homes with sea views pay a shivering toll. Burdened by a too intimate knowledge of the King-Under-the-Sea, harried by a remembrance of glimpses. All those things that broke the surface – black, twisting, reflecting the sun as if their skins were coated with diamonds. https://t.co/22RYJvw0eo
Those lonely homes with sea views pay a shivering toll. Burdened by a too intimate knowledge of the King-Under-the-Sea, harried by a remembrance of glimpses. All those things that broke the surface – black, twisting, reflecting the sun as if their skins were coated with diamonds. pic.twitter.com/22RYJvw0eo
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) April 10, 2021
Folklore has grown up around the bins at the end of the waste chutes on the Grayson Estate. Rumours of half-pig, half-man creatures that emerge from underground to root among the trash. Whenever the police are called they say itÛªs vagrants, but the stories persist.
Folklore has grown up around the bins at the end of the waste chutes on the Grayson Estate. Rumours of half-pig, half-man creatures that emerge from underground to root among the trash. Whenever the police are called they say it’s vagrants, but the stories persist.
— ReptonGuide (@ReptonGuide) March 9, 2021
@MartinB_Archaeo @lazcorp @TamlynRogers Changelings can be archaeologists.
Changelings can be archaeologists.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) March 9, 2021
Many UFOs are reported as moving silently, the Great Nerthering sighting was accompanied by Û÷a painful drone in which were sounds like someone pulling keys down piano strings and someone rubbing the edge of a wine glassÛª. – S. York, Û÷UFOs – A Hookland ChroniconÛª, 1976
Many UFOs are reported as moving silently, the Great Nerthering sighting was accompanied by ‘a painful drone in which were sounds like someone pulling keys down piano strings and someone rubbing the edge of a wine glass’. – S. York, ‘UFOs – A Hookland Chronicon’, 1976
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) March 9, 2021
@TheSacredIsle We do.
We do.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) March 9, 2021