things are remembered differently
Decking the hall with sprigs of bay from Cunning Mundle’s famous tree. Perfect for festive cheer/keeping the dark winter spirits away.
Decking the hall with sprigs of bay from Cunning Mundle's famous tree. Perfect for festive cheer/keeping the dark winter spirits away.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 6, 2015
@jntod That is a wonderful and lovely offer and I’m going to try hard not to injure you while grabbing it warmly with both hands.
@jntod That is a wonderful and lovely offer and I'm going to try hard not to injure you while grabbing it warmly with both hands.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 6, 2015
An English village waking to a cold winter dawn. Deciding which old gods it will align with for that day. – CL Nolan https://t.co/SLtcQdoPTf
An English village waking to a cold winter dawn. Deciding which old gods it will align with for that day. – CL Nolan pic.twitter.com/SLtcQdoPTf
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 6, 2015
@LiaSae That is a constant consideration to the bit of the county known as ‘The Islands in the Marsh’.
@LiaSae That is a constant consideration to the bit of the county known as 'The Islands in the Marsh'.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 6, 2015
@LiaSae It of course may explain a bit of the lingering allegiance to The-King-Under-the-Sea.
@LiaSae It of course may explain a bit of the lingering allegiance to The-King-Under-the-Sea.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 6, 2015
‘Hookland is beyond most cartographers, because the shape of the county is shaped by the dreams of those who live within it.’ – C.L. Nolan
'Hookland is beyond most cartographers, because the shape of the county is shaped by the dreams of those who live within it.' – C.L. Nolan
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 6, 2015
‘The Hookland of water gypsies is not the same shape as that of telegraph engineers and not at all like that of cunning folk.’ – C.L. Nolan
'The Hookland of water gypsies is not the same shape as that of telegraph engineers and not at all like that of cunning folk.' – C.L. Nolan
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 6, 2015
@ramblanista Most canal folk in Hookland were Primitive Methodists. Many of the Jerusalem Reclaimed cult. Of course, dabsters are everywhere
@ramblanista Most canal folk in Hookland were Primitive Methodists. Many of the Jerusalem Reclaimed cult. Of course, dabsters are everywhere
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 6, 2015
‘Now every map is a pretty lie, but I’d trust those of the water gypsies and cunning folk above that of a telegraph man.’ – C.L. Nolan
'Now every map is a pretty lie, but I'd trust those of the water gypsies and cunning folk above that of a telegraph man.' – C.L. Nolan
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 6, 2015
A telegraph man’s map is a 1,000 scrawny wires. A cunning man’s map is a 1,000 secret places, a 100 hedges, a dozen hidden gods. – CL Nolan
A telegraph man's map is a 1,000 scrawny wires. A cunning man's map is a 1,000 secret places, a 100 hedges, a dozen hidden gods. – CL Nolan
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 6, 2015