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Folklore of the deadly Skinwalkers, comes from the Navajo "yee naaldlooshii" Where human eyes that glow yellow; can be found on the coyote, wolf, cougar, or fox. It uses witchcraft to shapeshift & the only way to kill one, is with a bullet dipped in white ash.

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Happy Here is a lovely little folk inspired piece by the ever so talented

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"It is a vulgar proverb, that it is easy to raise the devil but difficult to bury him."

ref: Letters of S. Taggart. Original Latin 16th-cent aphorism: "Facile vocaveris Cacodæmona, sed vocatum non facile repuleris."

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Poor Rosamund the Fair, kept by Henry II in a secret bower in Godstow Nunnery, protected by a labyrinth & guarded by a knight holding the end of a silver thread. One dark evening, jealous Queen Eleanor killed the guard, followed the thread & poisoned Rosamund.

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Prim and proper Sherborne, eh? This bonfire parade was popular & subversive as any in the south east!

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Behold! bachelorettes who are so lovely but I learned I'm very bad at romancing women... They're very complex.

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The Storyteller Advent Calendar - behind each door is a symbol or object from our favourite folktales>> https://t.co/jecKjsqP25 <<There's a prize if you can guess them all!

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All Souls' Day, the Feast of All Souls or Holy Souls, 2nd, is related to the Day of the Dead and Samhain

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When lightning split an old oak tree in Nant Gwertheyrn the skeleton of Meinir in a wedding dress was found trapped inside

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Opening next week: Loretto's Catharine Davison Light Lines, Night Shapes. Preview online now: https://t.co/iotUyrwMrS openeyegallerye

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'On the bat's back I do fly
After summer merrily'
The Tempest

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Poland's river-dwelling Hastrman eats children as well as knitting jumpers for the souls he's stolen.

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In the 'Ballad of Tam Lin' Janet goes to Miles Cross to rescue Tam Lin at midnight on Halloween. https://t.co/3ClXyonVwg

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