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Impostors in the county‰Ûªs feral, folk faith are easy to spot. They lack pockets filled with emergency sprite offerings, fail to nod at significant spots. They‰Ûªre nonchalant in passing trees that act as landscape guardians. In short, they show a problematic lack of fear. #CLNolan https://t.co/EAINO9VM15

Impostors in the county’s feral, folk faith are easy to spot. They lack pockets filled with emergency sprite offerings, fail to nod at significant spots. They’re nonchalant in passing trees that act as landscape guardians. In short, they show a problematic lack of fear. #CLNolan pic.twitter.com/EAINO9VM15

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) April 11, 2021

@rosie_rejoicing @Freyalyn @HooklandE One can do both.

One can do both.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) April 10, 2021

Children report having met spaceman in the woods at Brenton Hollow. Describe figures in black ski suits, wearing obsidian helmets that hide their faces while projecting star fields and static. Strangely, adults have reported UFO sightings in the area, but no aliens. https://t.co/ImPj3aRknD

Children report having met spaceman in the woods at Brenton Hollow. Describe figures in black ski suits, wearing obsidian helmets that hide their faces while projecting star fields and static. Strangely, adults have reported UFO sightings in the area, but no aliens. pic.twitter.com/ImPj3aRknD

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) April 10, 2021

@Skionar Aside from motorbikes, it is the extent of my driving experience.

Aside from motorbikes, it is the extent of my driving experience.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) March 11, 2021

We have our Harvest Queen and Winter King. We‰Ûªve scythe saints, our reaping rites. Tell me again the lie that this modern age of Ferguson-Brown tractors and crystal radios on kitchen tables has no need for folklore. – #CLNolan, from a 1936 BBC radio talk #FolkloreThursday

We have our Harvest Queen and Winter King. We’ve scythe saints, our reaping rites. Tell me again the lie that this modern age of Ferguson-Brown tractors and crystal radios on kitchen tables has no need for folklore. – #CLNolan, from a 1936 BBC radio talk #FolkloreThursday

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) March 11, 2021

@MariaStrutz The biggest of hugs sent.

The biggest of hugs sent.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) March 11, 2021

The writer of strange stories who does not bounce his imagination off the walls of history, archaeology or folklore is missing a trick. They are also more dull than they need to be, but this is another matter. The writer who avoids the wall of place is mere idiot. – #CLNolan

The writer of strange stories who does not bounce his imagination off the walls of history, archaeology or folklore is missing a trick. They are also more dull than they need to be, but this is another matter. The writer who avoids the wall of place is mere idiot. – #CLNolan

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) March 11, 2021

At 5:30pm GMT, you are cordially invited to #HookWatch to see some Hag of the Night Vs. Pogle action. Bring a cup of splosh and a bun. Stop work, sigh and be at home with yourself. https://t.co/169lyIxw3n

At 5:30pm GMT, you are cordially invited to #HookWatch to see some Hag of the Night Vs. Pogle action. Bring a cup of splosh and a bun. Stop work, sigh and be at home with yourself. https://t.co/169lyIxw3n

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) March 11, 2021

@oortobject @Adam_Zed No Blackwood, no Hookland. https://t.co/zA0ElMxxWp

No Blackwood, no Hookland. pic.twitter.com/zA0ElMxxWp

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) March 11, 2021

Weychester University has many odd rituals and traditions. Keeping all of its clocks on ‰Û÷Weychester time‰Ûª rather than GMT is well-known. Inviting the Lord of the Stags to certain college feasts by posting a letter through the cracks in a 500-year old oak tree less so.

Weychester University has many odd rituals and traditions. Keeping all of its clocks on ‘Weychester time’ rather than GMT is well-known. Inviting the Lord of the Stags to certain college feasts by posting a letter through the cracks in a 500-year old oak tree less so.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) March 11, 2021