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    23 hours ago

    All sorrow kissed a darling cloud And rain fell soft and deep I sit far from the madding crowd And weep and weep and weep I hide my fangs in an old yew From any future fright And braid a silent swan into The frayed ends of the night 🌙 Parysatis 🌿

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    23 hours ago

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  3. 35 minutes ago

    I have a huge range of products and services. 🧚🏻‍♀️🌿

    Type: "I have a huge" and then the middle predictive text button 👌 I have a huge favor and send me the link to the video of the guy who was the guy who was the guy who was the guy. 😑
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    Jul 2

    Dunbrody abbey, Co. Wexford

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    Jul 3

    The Three Fingers at Gurranes near Castletownshend, West Cork.

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    14 hours ago

    Mist rolls in at Drombeg stone circle in Co Cork

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    3 hours ago

    📸⛰Glancing back whilst making my way towards the devil's kitchen over to Pen yr Ole Wen and Carnedd Llewelyn Snowdonia National Park, North Wales. Image and caption by Daniel Holloway

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    4 hours ago

    if the Barley in the field starts to sway yet there is no breeze, it's the Elf King & his cohorts riding through the crops....

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    Jun 28

    Rashiecoats. A version of the Cinderella story from Scotland in which the heroine is clever and resourceful. And has a fairy godmother who may be the ghost of her mother...or even her own inner voice. A favourite of mine

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    Jun 28

    Raven is the culture hero of the Inuit, Aleut and Yupik peoples. He is a benevolent transformer figure who helps shape the world. Raven is also a trickster and many Arctic stories have to do with his frivolous behavior getting him into trouble.

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    15 hours ago

    In German folklore, the Hafermann ("oat man") is a male corn demon who steals children. He throws an iron shillelagh. Wearing a big black hat and having a giant stick in his hand, he waits for passants to kidnap them. inspired by the Hafermann by Jannaphia

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    12 hours ago

    This raised-earth sculpture of a legendary giant horse stretches over 200+ metres of fields in Caerphilly, Wales. "Sultan the Pit Pony" was designed by Mick Petts, and the work of art is said to be "the largest figurative earth sculpture in the UK."

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    7 hours ago

    Ever given yourself a fright by spotting movement in a mirror, only to realise it's your own reflection? It's a sign good fortune is on the way! More about reflections on the blog ->

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    12 hours ago

    According to Missourian folklorist Mary A. Owen, Charles Leland's protégé, a woman could become a witch by going to a field at night and pulling up weeds "by the roots". Women who picked up the large clusters were expected to become extraordinary witches.

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    12 hours ago

    The Romans believed the moon could be beneficial for agricultural activities. For instance, vines could apparently be protected if one pruned them by the light of the full moon in the sign of Scorpio, Leo, Sagittarius, or Taurus.

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    8 hours ago

    The dolmen stand in fields. Guard doorways to another world; there where Fae do roam and the Gods and Goddesses play. All you need do is step through...

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    11 hours ago

    Older houses would have a ledge built high up into the inside of the chimney of inglenook fireplaces, it was called a Witches Seat, giving a witch somewhere to be warm so they didn't invade the house.

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    8 hours ago

    A hand of glory is the mummified left hand of a hanged murderer turned into a candle holder of sorts (using rendered fat of the murderer to make the candle itself). Said to cause paralysis in those it is presented to.

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    4 hours ago

    Don't look into a mirror that belonged to someone who died recently. Their soul will take you with them into the underworld. The mirror only becomes safe for reuse after their burial or cremation. More about reflections here ->

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    3 hours ago

    💍To ensure children in a new marriage, women went in secret to harvested fields on a Friday night, took a wheat straw for each boy wanted, an oat straw for each girl & wove them to wear round their leg till Monday morning - but if it broke, so did the charm!

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    Jul 3

    🌿Voici la nuit Voici le miroir De nos rêves. Éluard Nuit douce 🌿✨

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