Month: December 2020

@motherofgpigs It is a bit late to be mole-warding Mouldywarp.

It is a bit late to be mole-warding Mouldywarp.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) October 11, 2020

@FilmCafeCoOp @KrisADarrell @irena_dragic @AbelTylerMac1 @jonhans @jmamenn @SheSpoiledIt @ThefilmB @KulichMladen @Filmotomy @CharSaunter @IndieFilmRT @CINISTREAM @HorrifiedMag @folk_horror @kwame_8 @_Andrea_Ricca @TracyAnnO No idea what I am doing rubbing shoulders on the esteemed folk on this list, but thank you. Appreciated.

No idea what I am doing rubbing shoulders on the esteemed folk on this list, but thank you. Appreciated.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) October 11, 2020

@FilmCafeCoOp @HorrifiedMag @KrisADarrell @irena_dragic @AbelTylerMac1 @jonhans @jmamenn @SheSpoiledIt @ThefilmB @KulichMladen @Filmotomy @CharSaunter @IndieFilmRT @CINISTREAM @folk_horror @kwame_8 @_Andrea_Ricca @TracyAnnO You know how Hookland works and we are with you all the way on co-operation and experimentation. https://t.co/TKSTsBQSW3

You know how Hookland works and we are with you all the way on co-operation and experimentation. pic.twitter.com/TKSTsBQSW3

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) October 11, 2020

@AneurinDavid When you have the usual stone and wood carvings of spiders, glass ones would be a surfeit.

When you have the usual stone and wood carvings of spiders, glass ones would be a surfeit.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) October 11, 2020

Peldon Woods, home to the ghost of the charcoal burner John ‘Blue Smoke’ Minford who can be heard at twilight wandering the woods calling out for his dog Dash. https://t.co/xecRfXyvxl

Peldon Woods, home to the ghost of the charcoal burner John 'Blue Smoke' Minford who can be heard at twilight wandering the woods calling out for his dog Dash. pic.twitter.com/xecRfXyvxl

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) October 11, 2020

@Ghostwoods That Magnus Pyke cloning programme is still mucking up.

That Magnus Pyke cloning programme is still mucking up.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) October 11, 2020

@ZolaClyde1 @cultauthor @ChrisJosiffe It is.

It is.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) October 11, 2020

It remains a source of great annoyance to the osteoarchaeologists of Hookland that the only information they have on the skull of the ‘giant’ discovered in the Thur End Barrow is from the records of the 19th century phrenologist who lost the skull in a game of cards. https://t.co/wpG5oRnpjZ

It remains a source of great annoyance to the osteoarchaeologists of Hookland that the only information they have on the skull of the 'giant' discovered in the Thur End Barrow is from the records of the 19th century phrenologist who lost the skull in a game of cards. pic.twitter.com/wpG5oRnpjZ

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) October 11, 2020

@urbanprehisto It is after all, what phrenologists like to do.

It is after all, what phrenologists like to do.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) October 11, 2020

We didn’t exactly break into the abandoned Hines Television Factory, more wandered in without permission. We didn’t find any Galvanic Angel evidence, but did identify the research laboratory if we can find a way to gain access on our next visit. – #MattAdams, 1981 https://t.co/o3ULskXTRL

We didn't exactly break into the abandoned Hines Television Factory, more wandered in without permission. We didn't find any Galvanic Angel evidence, but did identify the research laboratory if we can find a way to gain access on our next visit. – #MattAdams, 1981 pic.twitter.com/o3ULskXTRL

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) October 11, 2020