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George Roux - Spirit, 1885
#opeaghost #podcast #paranormal #art #painting
George Roux - Spirit, 1885
#opeaghost #podcast #paranormal #art #painting
#storytelling #stories #storyteller #winterval #celebrate
#storytelling #stories #storyteller #winterval #celebrate
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Will anarchy prevail? Filmed by Bottlejack & Hastener watch V1CT0R1A to find out!
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Will anarchy prevail? Filmed by Bottlejack & Hastener watch V1CT0R1A to find out!
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#christmasstory #elf #doyoubelieveinghosts #kidsbook
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#christmasstory #elf #doyoubelieveinghosts #kidsbook
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On Christmas Eve we celebrate the magical figures who bring us joy and gifts. From Santa Claus to the Christkind, these traditions, rooted in folklore, have evolved over time. 1/2
On Christmas Eve we celebrate the magical figures who bring us joy and gifts. From Santa Claus to the Christkind, these traditions, rooted in folklore, have evolved over time. 1/2
For the Anglo-Saxons, Christmas was a mix of joy and restraint. While most enjoyed nearly two weeks off work, they had to fast, and gifts were mainly for the poor. 1/2
For the Anglo-Saxons, Christmas was a mix of joy and restraint. While most enjoyed nearly two weeks off work, they had to fast, and gifts were mainly for the poor. 1/2
We’ll share ghost stories & folktales, including my retelling of an epic battle between titan brothers.
Grab a mince pie and relax at home!
#Storytelling
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We’ll share ghost stories & folktales, including my retelling of an epic battle between titan brothers.
Grab a mince pie and relax at home!
#Storytelling
Tickets:
tinyurl.com/yckbcpzm
"Midwinter in the Druid tradition is called Alban Arthan, Welsh/Brythonic for ‘the light of the bear’. 1/3
"Midwinter in the Druid tradition is called Alban Arthan, Welsh/Brythonic for ‘the light of the bear’. 1/3
#syrianhamster #penfoldthehamster #Christmas #pets #hamster
#syrianhamster #penfoldthehamster #Christmas #pets #hamster
Today we celebrate the Winter Solstice: the longest night of the year. Though it feels so dark, it reminds us that brighter days are on the way. 1/2
Today we celebrate the Winter Solstice: the longest night of the year. Though it feels so dark, it reminds us that brighter days are on the way. 1/2
#Wassailing #Wassail #WinterSolstice #fruittrees #winterritual
#Wassailing #Wassail #WinterSolstice #fruittrees #winterritual
For centuries, young women in England used to onions to help foretell their future loves. On St. Thomas’s Eve (20/21 Dec), they’d peel an onion, wrap it in a handkerchief, and pop it under their pillow. 1/2
For centuries, young women in England used to onions to help foretell their future loves. On St. Thomas’s Eve (20/21 Dec), they’d peel an onion, wrap it in a handkerchief, and pop it under their pillow. 1/2
Long nights. Crackling fire. Shadows at the edge of the light.
Join me at the firepit for a winter telling of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight — a tale of honour, temptation, and keeping one’s word
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In the 17th century, Puritans in England tried to ban Christmas celebrations, viewing them as frivolous and sinful. As a result, carols disappeared from daily life, snuffed out by strict laws and disdain for their pagan origins. 1/2
In the 17th century, Puritans in England tried to ban Christmas celebrations, viewing them as frivolous and sinful. As a result, carols disappeared from daily life, snuffed out by strict laws and disdain for their pagan origins. 1/2
Wassail comes from the Old English phrase "waes haell," meaning "be hale" or "good health." 1/2
Wassail comes from the Old English phrase "waes haell," meaning "be hale" or "good health." 1/2
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Today’s focus is on holly. This beautiful plant has roots in Roman traditions, where boughs were exchanged in celebration during the festival of Saturnalia. Early Christians adopted this custom too, despite its Pagan origins. 1/2
Today’s focus is on holly. This beautiful plant has roots in Roman traditions, where boughs were exchanged in celebration during the festival of Saturnalia. Early Christians adopted this custom too, despite its Pagan origins. 1/2
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#demondog
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