things are remembered differently
@dedbutdrmng I assume I was useless, but it was a good crowd and I have had nothing but positive feedback.
@dedbutdrmng I assume I was useless, but it was a good crowd and I have had nothing but positive feedback.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 12, 2015
@dedbutdrmng With you now.
@dedbutdrmng With you now.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 12, 2015
@dedbutdrmng I suspect it is just because people like golems, fighting agin Nazis and someone saying: I bloody hate the p-word.
@dedbutdrmng I suspect it is just because people like golems, fighting agin Nazis and someone saying: I bloody hate the p-word.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 12, 2015
@dedbutdrmng Your evening cannot be that desperate.
@dedbutdrmng Your evening cannot be that desperate.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 12, 2015
Depiction of the holy head of Banwood appearing to the Abbess of Non. https://t.co/h29OI1Wxpd
Depiction of the holy head of Banwood appearing to the Abbess of Non. pic.twitter.com/h29OI1Wxpd
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 12, 2015
In Hookland cant a ‘dabster’ is another name for one of the cunning folk, ‘a mouth of ashcake’ the state of being cursed with bad luck.
In Hookland cant a 'dabster' is another name for one of the cunning folk, 'a mouth of ashcake' the state of being cursed with bad luck.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 12, 2015
@pilgrimpace @fewin_gs Strangely I am spending today with the RAF in an act of remembrance
@pilgrimpace @fewin_gs Strangely I am spending today with the RAF in an act of remembrance
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) November 11, 2015
From the London edition of the Phoenix Guide to Strange England. https://t.co/dEbVaktzPo
From the London edition of the Phoenix Guide to Strange England. https://t.co/dEbVaktzPo
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) November 11, 2015
@quantick @JohnNor It’s the hymn of someone without it, believing in it. Pop faith.
@quantick @JohnNor It's the hymn of someone without it, believing in it. Pop faith.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) November 11, 2015
Things happen on the canal. It’s this neglected space that allows you room to imagine. – Dave Padbury of Phase Count https://t.co/t2PDR5t041
Things happen on the canal. It's this neglected space that allows you room to imagine. – Dave Padbury of Phase Count pic.twitter.com/t2PDR5t041
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) November 11, 2015