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Today the hashtag flies out all grown up! what a journey. Many a night giggling with @DeeDeeChainey in a magical cottage on a fairy hill. Been so glad to meet the most wonderful peeps on here! Has made me stretch my learning so much in #FolkloreThursday and cures & magic!
How London became the worldwide hotspot for fairies and sightings of the mythical creatures #FairyTaleTuesday https://t.co/ghu31IiJea
Another proverb tells how the weather on Michaelmas Day would affect the spring the following year; "If it does not rain on St Michael’s and Gallus (16th October), a dry spring is indicated for the next year."
Don’t turn anything upside down – it will capsize the ship
Don’t mention certain things or words such as ‘drown’
Don’t mention the name of a ship which has been lost
Nail a horseshoe to the mast
Decorating with flowers adds luck.#folklorethursday