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Worzel Gummidge as folk horror: the nightmare that is DAFTHEAD!
"I did it" is an anecdote. Not an argument. β at Haworth, England
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As per the item on @BBCBreakfast this morning the #Haworth Youth Hostel is one of the ones up for sale.
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Custom trellis wall panels.
This or similar design Β£90 delivered & fitted Keighley/Bradford area.
Lower half is jute string as a biodegradable alternative to plastic mesh. Ideal for younger plants to get a grip.
Inspired by the local landscape. Made to measure for your home.
Just received The Literary Tarot deck. They are beautiful, & each image selected from classic literature by a well known author to raise money for the Brink Literacy Project. The fool is Don Quixote, The magician Sun Wukong, the Monkey King from Journey to the West (genius!)... β at Haworth, England
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Your regular reminder that British public information films were like brutal horror films condensed into 30 second chunks, and shown during primetime (and children's) TV shows.
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In 1901 a secret catalogue was being circulated among mediums so they could buy products to fake their supernormal phenomena. It was titled Gambols with the Ghosts. Items included slate-writing equipment, stuffed ghosts, self-playing guitars, self-rapping tables, etc.
#Occult
1/2 #GraveLore has it that, where #gravestones are lain flat like flagstones, they are lain in this way to prevent the dead from arising from their graves and troubling the living. β at Haworth, England
2)2 As I point out on my tour, this is slightly disconcerting, considering how many such #graves we have in #Haworth
#ghostLore #ghostTour #HauntedHaworth #graveyard #kirkyard #StMichaelAndAllAngels β at Haworth, England
The @britishmuseum receives Β£719,000 funding for exhibition on Cultural Creativity in Qing China, led by 2 British academics. It plagiarises the work of Canadian/Chinese poet & translator @yilinwriter with no credit, permission or fee. This is theft of expertise as well as work. β at Haworth, England
A morning telling stories with the delightful Oakworth Beaver Scouts group... Some history, some ghostly stories and a little folk/fairy telling about wizards. Thank you, Oakworth Beaver Scouts, you were a delight to tell stories with... β at Haworth, England
Proud to be able to take part with @hollytucker due to the hard work of @modocreative in #HollysHighStreets to #CampaignShopIndependent for #ShopIndependentDay, to
#SupportIndependentBusiness and #SupportIndependentArtists that offer experiences beyond the shop β at Haworth, England
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In June 1816, five people found themselves holed up inside a rented villa near Lake Geneva during a raging storm. They were young, they were high on romance, rebellion, wine and laudanum, spending their nights reading poetry and intense philosophical debate, but then the chatter got eerie.
Lord Byron read βFantasmagorianaβ, an anthology of German ghost stories to the group and subsequently proposed a supernatural story contest with Percy Bysshe Shelley, Mary Shelley, John Polidori and Claire Clairmont.
It is alleged that around 2am on the morning of June 16, 1816, Mary Shelley tossed and turned in one of the villaβs dark rooms βwith the moonlight struggling to get throughβ closed shutters until the vision came to her and over the next year after some manic writing and rewrites Mary had turned that vision into one of humanityβs most visionary works of literature. β at Sutton in Ashfield, England
1/5 This might fella was strutting around the graveyard as I was taking a walk with Sherlock Bones the other day.
One of the things I like to do while checking out the local gravestones is to see if I can match the names of those buried there with newspaper stories of the time. β at Haworth, England
4/5 in the night of the 29th of July last, and feloniously stealing thereout a quantity of ground or bruised beans, his property ;"
I can't help but laugh at "feloniously stealing thereout a quantity of ground or bruised beans, his property". :-D β at Haworth, England



















