Month: January 2020

Whether you are trading with Faery, engaging in a 24-hour trial marriage, taking part in traditional bouts of wrestling or stick fighting or just getting ridiculously drunk, please be careful during the Puck Fairs. https://t.co/H6zvdfOm6P

Whether you are trading with Faery, engaging in a 24-hour trial marriage, taking part in traditional bouts of wrestling or stick fighting or just getting ridiculously drunk, please be careful during the Puck Fairs. pic.twitter.com/H6zvdfOm6P

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) August 1, 2020

@DuncanHibberd I believe the technical term is ‘Hookland is leaking’.

I believe the technical term is 'Hookland is leaking'.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) August 1, 2020

@CherylHeuton Murdery is a word that doesn’t get enough outings.

Murdery is a word that doesn't get enough outings.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) August 1, 2020

@ProfTimLang @BenTrelawney My childhood copy. https://t.co/x4vRbjqoze

My childhood copy. pic.twitter.com/x4vRbjqoze

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) August 1, 2020

@MerryBent11 He is not the most favoured saint, but he is reckoned on the Isle of White and in Hookland.

He is not the most favoured saint, but he is reckoned on the Isle of White and in Hookland.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) August 1, 2020

@Losttalespodca1 I may deal in nightmares, but there are places even I wouldn’t touch.

I may deal in nightmares, but there are places even I wouldn't touch.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) August 1, 2020

Thurl – the Hookland dialect word describing a hole through which can fall into the Otherworld. It is thought by some to come from the Old English ‰Û÷thyrhil‰Ûª meaning a piercing.

Thurl – the Hookland dialect word describing a hole through which can fall into the Otherworld. It is thought by some to come from the Old English ‘thyrhil’ meaning a piercing.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) August 1, 2020

@Jerry_Griswold I am afraid to say, that is not a tradition of the county.

I am afraid to say, that is not a tradition of the county.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) August 1, 2020

@tinajaneb33 Unfortunately, it is not a tradition of the county, though it is glorious where it occurs.

Unfortunately, it is not a tradition of the county, though it is glorious where it occurs.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) August 1, 2020

@Jerry_Griswold Yep. A grand custom.

Yep. A grand custom.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) August 1, 2020