things are remembered differently
As matter of fact and to back up C.L Nolan, the Ordinance Survey only stopped calling megalithic structure ‘Druidical Circles’ in the 1920s.
As matter of fact and to back up C.L Nolan, the Ordinance Survey only stopped calling megalithic structure 'Druidical Circles' in the 1920s.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 8, 2015
April 2016 in Liverpool, I’m talking at this event with wonderful @ramseycampbell1, @johnreppion and others. Get in! https://t.co/sExW6IYfGn
April 2016 in Liverpool, I'm talking at this event with wonderful @ramseycampbell1, @johnreppion and others. Get in! https://t.co/sExW6IYfGn
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 8, 2015
Old holy wells, blessed by legends of saints, memories of older gods, heal not by magic, but by presence. – CL Nolan https://t.co/53a0Hc3RkD
Old holy wells, blessed by legends of saints, memories of older gods, heal not by magic, but by presence. – CL Nolan pic.twitter.com/53a0Hc3RkD
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 9, 2015
@BonyardB You are best consulting the archives at the Cunning Museum or the Hookland Museum of Curiosities which has the Mundle archive.
@BonyardB You are best consulting the archives at the Cunning Museum or the Hookland Museum of Curiosities which has the Mundle archive.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 9, 2015
@BonyardB If you cannot get to Hookland, there are are assortment of sources available on talking to spirits which live in yews, the use …
@BonyardB If you cannot get to Hookland, there are are assortment of sources available on talking to spirits which live in yews, the use …
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 9, 2015
@BonyardB … of yew rods for the marking of sacred signs, the use of yew as a tree growing in both this reality and the otherworld et al.
@BonyardB … of yew rods for the marking of sacred signs, the use of yew as a tree growing in both this reality and the otherworld et al.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 9, 2015
@BonyardB Most of all, I repeat old Hookland lore ‘Don’t be tacking* with a Yew, no good will come of it.’ *Tacking being local for screwing
@BonyardB Most of all, I repeat old Hookland lore 'Don't be tacking* with a Yew, no good will come of it.' *Tacking being local for screwing
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 9, 2015
@Influxpress @BritUnofficial @lastwolf5 You are also going to be doing obscure rural counties like Hookland. You get around.
@Influxpress @BritUnofficial @lastwolf5 You are also going to be doing obscure rural counties like Hookland. You get around.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 9, 2015
Bayhill Manor hotel keeps a ‘Ghost Register’ in which guests have recorded odd incidents during their stays. https://t.co/NnOYm4kboz
Bayhill Manor hotel keeps a 'Ghost Register' in which guests have recorded odd incidents during their stays. pic.twitter.com/NnOYm4kboz
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) November 8, 2015
@xeroscape You have Hookland under the skin. You are remembering the Nolan family picnic. https://t.co/paH1lwf4Tj
@xeroscape You have Hookland under the skin. You are remembering the Nolan family picnic. pic.twitter.com/paH1lwf4Tj
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) November 8, 2015