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#MythologyMonday #OfDarkandMacabre The Penobscot of Maine believed that a giant White Hare ruled in the North over a horde of smaller hares who had originally been men whose brains had been eaten by witches before shuffling to his lair to be transformed
https://t.co/rcRRZQLPkp

@MorganScorpion Or three manatees
https://t.co/kZ1ntUIwns

#FolkloreThursday The return of the Greek god Apollo, after he had spent the cold winter months in Hyperborea, was celebrated as the return of Spring and light
🎨by Donn P Crane

#WyrdWednesday Every 100 years in Spanish Mtns a kite lays a red egg in a gorse bush. It hatches into a B&W bird that lives for 50 years. A green worm emerges from its corpse & grows into a Gallo de la Muerte/Rooster of Death. If you hear it crow you're doomed to die the next day

@folkhorrormagpi Thank you, and to you!

@bjorn_stjerne Have a great Christmas Natalja, and thanks for sharing also many fascinating things, looking forward to seeing what you have in store for the year to come 🦌🎄🕸️

(I don't know the artist for this I'm afraid)

These are from:
1. Mumindalen, Sweden 1973
2. Opowiadania Muminków, Poland 1979 (fuzzy-felt one)
3. Tanoshii Mūmin Ikka, Japan 1990
Jansson didn't illustrate The Lady of the Cold in the book but did for the 1973 Mumindalen series tie-in advent calendar, although still enigmatic

#FairyTaleTuesday The Lady of the Cold from Tove Jansson's #Moomin book 'Moominland Midwinter' (1957) brings ice and snow to Moominvalley. She is described as extremely beautiful, however if you look into her eyes she will instantly freeze you to death #GothicAdvent🥶❄️

@LadyLiminal1 "Stickman, that's me!"