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One of the best animated films I have ever seen is on HULU now! Go watch INU-OH now - a rock opera that uses folklore and history for a phenomenal story.

My review 10/10 review:
https://t.co/ZB08rearjR

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Thank you all for your wonderful tweets on Spring today! Everyone seems to have really enjoyed it! Next week’s theme is an old favourite:

WITCHES & FAIRIES!

Fly your tweets to the hashtag for a retweet after 10:30 am BST! Until then, have a great week! Maude x

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“Branwen”
©️Bridget & John Original2023

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1) Branwen’s story is the most tragic story in all of the Mabinogion.
She is the Welsh /Irish Goddess of Spring, love and beauty.

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“When daisies pied and violets blue
And lady-smocks all silver-white,
And cuckoo-buds of yellow hue,
Do paint the meadows with delight.” Love’s Labours Lost
The Flower Fairies: buttercup (cuckoo-bud), double-daisy, lady’s smock, & dog violet

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- According to Celtic beliefs, hawthorns are sacred and magical and must never be picked as they guard the entrance to the faerie world.

Only exception is Beltane when ribbons of hawthorns can be used as an offering in exchange for a wish.

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Cuckoos are seen as harbingers of spring because that is when they arrive in Britain. In Wales it was believed that a child born on the day the first cuckoo call of the season is heard will be lucky for their whole life.

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Great play is made of seeing or hearing the first cuckoo of Spring (c. Lady Day 25 March), but what happens to it in Winter? Some say it hides in a log, others, that it disguises itself as a hawk preying on the adults of the birds it had cuckolded…

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My current series of explore birth and rebirth; contain elements of Celtic, Greek and Egyptian, Tibetan mythology; Cumbrian folklore; Tarot

https://t.co/vTFphgBofy



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The world awakes to rapture;
Love rejoices, gods are glad,
Flowers unfold around her footfalls,
Youth in virgin garb is clad;
All the Muses chant a welcome;
Nymph and Naïad swell the strain;
Dancing sunbeams, laughing waters,
Aid the triumph of her train.

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When daffodils begin to peer.
Winter’s Tale, Act IV, Scene 3.

🎨 Helen Grace Culverwell Marsh-Lambert.

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«Spring was moving in the air above and in the earth below and around him, penetrating even his dark and lowly little house with its spirit of divine discontent and longing.»
Kenneth Grahame decides to start his "Wind in the Willows" like this.

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Fenodyree for

Fenodyree are little friendly hairy sprites from Isle of Man folklore.

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Hogwrath. My creation and a bit of poetry. Welsh books all sold to local school.

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Forgot you're supposed to shill on a hit Tweet 😂 go check out my horror audio drama with a Filipina immigrantl protag, multicultural main chars, & queer protags+villains in Toronto ✌🏾🏳️‍🌈

It's apparently Very Scary. Also it has Pinoy folklore and analog style audio too

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👹 HANAN & GENJI, de Roberto Corroto y Julia Cejas.

Una aventura en un Japón steampunk y apocalíptico repleto de yokais con una pareja protagonista memorable. Un disfrute para cualquier fan del folklore y la fantasía nipona.

ℹ️ https://t.co/g3Hu4xBonF

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Nya-xu 🥺🥺 inspired by the polish folklore on how the pussy willow got its name

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🇲🇾 Malaysia-based has announced that their upcoming dark fantasy adventure game featuring Southeast Asian folklore called Kabaret will release on April 5th 2023 🍵

The game was previously featured at the Xbox Showcase Extended & Future of Play Direct 2022.

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The Kappa is a traditional creature from Japanese folklore. Known for it's devious ways. Interestingly enough scholars have discussed that the kappa is the version of the same creature in different cultures. Namely there Chinese shuǐguǐ (water-ghost), the Scottish Kelpie and

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