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Wishing you all a wonderful #WinterSolstice🌛
The illustration below shows Dr William Price.
He was a vegetarian nudist and druid who believed in free love and herbal remedies 🌿
He is best known as a pioneer of modern cremation 🔥
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It is unlucky to uproot Periwinkle from a grave 🌱
The dead will appear to the person who takes it and his dreams for the next twelve months will be very wretched and miserable 💀
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It was believed that the Taff Whirlpool was frequented by a lovely lady, who lured people whilst bathing 🌪
Youths were known to swim towards her, attracted by her beauty. They were then sucked into the vortex, and their bodies could never be found 💀
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It is unlucky to uproot Periwinkle from a grave 🌱
The dead will appear to the person who takes it and his dreams for the next twelve months will be very wretched and miserable.
#FolkloreThursday #Wales #History
It is unlucky to uproot Periwinkle from a grave, for the dead, will appear to the person who takes it, and his dreams for the next twelve months will be very wretched and miserable.
#FolkloreThursday #Wales #History
St Stephen's Day in Wales 🌿
St Stephen's Day (Boxing Day) saw the custom of 'Holming.' This was the act of beating a person with Holly..
The last person to awake on this day would be beaten with branches of Holly and named 'Tapster.'
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This switch of horse hair was found in 1921 pegged behind the door of a house in Laugharne. It is said to be a charm against witches. #HairyArchives #Wales #History https://t.co/enloFXAiU6