things are remembered differently
‘We will dance on tiles, climb roofs as steps. Come leap with me! – from Hookland folk song Ballard of Leaping Jack http://t.co/c6xn4v6ESX
'We will dance on tiles, climb roofs as steps. Come leap with me! – from Hookland folk song Ballard of Leaping Jack pic.twitter.com/c6xn4v6ESX
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) July 12, 2015
@moonbug11 An actual interview. A surprise of perspective. Words that call and you have to respond by listenning.
@moonbug11 An actual interview. A surprise of perspective. Words that call and you have to respond by listenning.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) July 12, 2015
‘He made maps to guide lost souls home’ – inscription on the grave of William Roberts at Lud Hill. http://t.co/x3Wn4f4E1J
'He made maps to guide lost souls home' – inscription on the grave of William Roberts at Lud Hill. pic.twitter.com/x3Wn4f4E1J
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) July 12, 2015
@RuthRobinsonLon @artifartblast The basic rule is always follow the money or rather follow the power.
@RuthRobinsonLon @artifartblast The basic rule is always follow the money or rather follow the power.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) July 12, 2015
@HipBookfairy There are ballard books by the yard in archives. All the traditional songs: The Crows Coming Home, The Faeries’ Fair et al.
@HipBookfairy There are ballard books by the yard in archives. All the traditional songs: The Crows Coming Home, The Faeries' Fair et al.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) July 12, 2015
@artifartblast @RuthRobinsonLon Fnords not fjords.
@artifartblast @RuthRobinsonLon Fnords not fjords.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) July 12, 2015
‘They kept their gates shut, held tight with chains. Desperate to keep the woods gaining on them.’ – C.L. Nolan http://t.co/HT3k4YjwNz
'They kept their gates shut, held tight with chains. Desperate to keep the woods gaining on them.' – C.L. Nolan pic.twitter.com/HT3k4YjwNz
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) June 12, 2015
‘Villagers put trust in trees respecting holy ground as neutral. To the trees, all ground was holy.’ – C.L. Nolan http://t.co/aOWVXh5xOB
'Villagers put trust in trees respecting holy ground as neutral. To the trees, all ground was holy.' – C.L. Nolan pic.twitter.com/aOWVXh5xOB
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) June 12, 2015
The haunted tobacconist, Coreham. http://t.co/ZN4DeJ0XnE
The haunted tobacconist, Coreham. pic.twitter.com/ZN4DeJ0XnE
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) April 11, 2015
@pilgrimpace Eden Tor, the Old Giant and White Barrow Hill all tend to argue that out. Some even claim Crossbone to be the highest.
@pilgrimpace Eden Tor, the Old Giant and White Barrow Hill all tend to argue that out. Some even claim Crossbone to be the highest.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) April 11, 2015