things are remembered differently
@ryanliveson There will be votes, but my current thinking is cartoons on Saturday mornings and a selection of 1970s folk horror and strange sci-fi as enjoyed earlier in the year.
There will be votes, but my current thinking is cartoons on Saturday mornings and a selection of 1970s folk horror and strange sci-fi as enjoyed earlier in the year.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) November 1, 2020
@domenicleo11 No. I am currently without a working computer. If you want a flavour of it you can scroll through the #HookWatch tag.
No. I am currently without a working computer. If you want a flavour of it you can scroll through the #HookWatch tag.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) November 1, 2020
@unfortunatalie Utter pisspuffin.
Utter pisspuffin.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) November 1, 2020
#CLNolan wrote about the Pony Hills in his essay Û÷Walking the Ghost Soil – the Pony HillsÛª and in the story Û÷Once-Was ForestÛª – in which a ruffled fox plays an important part.
#CLNolan wrote about the Pony Hills in his essay ‘Walking the Ghost Soil – the Pony Hills’ and in the story ‘Once-Was Forest’ – in which a ruffled fox plays an important part.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) November 1, 2020
Some call them Û÷Relic WaysÛª and hold to the Christian legend of the paths travelled by saintsÛª bones after death. Others maintain the older origin, tell them as Û÷Wraith WaysÛª, talk of a walking with the restless dead. – #CLNolan
Some call them ‘Relic Ways’ and hold to the Christian legend of the paths travelled by saints’ bones after death. Others maintain the older origin, tell them as ‘Wraith Ways’, talk of a walking with the restless dead. – #CLNolan
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) November 1, 2020
@Toirtis Spoilers. I havenÛªt seen that.
Spoilers. I haven’t seen that.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) November 1, 2020
When you talk to some archaeologists in private they will confess there are objects that have told them their own stories, unfolding histories in their mind. Talk of stones or petroglyphs that have translated themselves through unbidden images. – Dr. Michael Benn
When you talk to some archaeologists in private they will confess there are objects that have told them their own stories, unfolding histories in their mind. Talk of stones or petroglyphs that have translated themselves through unbidden images. – Dr. Michael Benn
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) November 1, 2020
@pj_thompson Finish it. Time is growing thin.
Finish it. Time is growing thin.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) November 1, 2020
ÛÏWhatÛªs the difference between a leyhunter and a geomancer Guv?Û ÛÏA leyhunter is usually a ponce with a thing for rulers and defacing Ordinance Survey maps. A geomancer is often a magician who actually understands landscape. The later tends to cause less trouble.Û – #DICallaghan
“What’s the difference between a leyhunter and a geomancer Guv?”
“A leyhunter is usually a ponce with a thing for rulers and defacing Ordinance Survey maps. A geomancer is often a magician who actually understands landscape. The later tends to cause less trouble.” – #DICallaghan— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) November 1, 2020
If youÛªre an ethno-state numpty or a conspiracy theorist using hatred of others as narrative crutch to excuse your own inadequacies, Hookland isnÛªt the lost county for you. If soft-blocked when you follow, take the hint – we donÛªt speak fascist here. #ReEnchantmentIsResistance
If you’re an ethno-state numpty or a conspiracy theorist using hatred of others as narrative crutch to excuse your own inadequacies, Hookland isn’t the lost county for you. If soft-blocked when you follow, take the hint – we don’t speak fascist here. #ReEnchantmentIsResistance
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) November 1, 2020