The 10thC Loki Stone, thought by many to depict the Norse god of mischief and discord, discovered at Kirkby Stephen Parish Church, Cumbria, in 1870.

East Yorkshire's Festival of Words program has landed. Libraries doing what libraries do best! Guests include @joannechocolat @natasha_pulley @JasperFforde, Sarah Brooks & Frances White festivalofwords.co.uk/whats-on/detai… Visit Hull & East Yorkshire #fantasy #ScienceFiction @BSFA British Fantasy Society @HumberSFF

Good morning - a euphemistic title for a 15m health video we all need to watch. youtu.be/eEgjuB-0bw8?si… via YouTube

📚🤖👻🏰We're back: Friday 25th October from 6.30pm- with none other than Northodox Press 📖 !!!! Join us at Chuggs Coffee House, Railway Street, Beverley. buytickets.at/humberspeculat… Visit Hull & East Yorkshire BritEvents Hull British Fantasy Society BSFA

Hornsea Writers: Hornsea Writer, Shellie Horst, On Writing hornseawriters.com/2024/09/hornse… An inspiring piece by a determined lady! #scifi #fantasy #WritingCommunity

Bamburgh, Northumberland. Bebbanburge c.710-20. 'Stronghold of a queen called Bebbe'. Old English personal name + burh. Source: Oxford Dictionary of British #PlaceNames. Its Brittonic name was Din Guaire. 📸Gary Bankhead

These 1000 year-old ancient Persian vertical-axis windmills, standing in the arid landscape of Nashtifan, Iran; are not just relics but are still operational. Crafted from natural materials like wood and reeds, they harness the wind's power to grind grain, a testament to

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The steps leading down to Burghead Well - a rock-cut chamber filled by a natural spring, situated within the Pictish fort at Burghead in Morayshire. Theories abound concerning its use, but it may have had a spiritual or religious significance. #StaircaseSaturday 📸 My own.

Hornsea Writers: Humber SFF Returns to Beverley hornseawriters.com/2024/10/humber…

Hornsea Writers: Happy New Year! hornseawriters.com/2024/12/happy-… Updates on #shortform #novels #histfic #mystery #WritingCommmunity

The 7thC Holderness Cross was discovered by a farmer at Burton Pidsea, East Yorkshire, #OTD in 1965. It spent 30 years in a drawer before his granddaughter took it to a ‘finds day’ at a museum in Hull. The gold pectoral cross is set with garnets.

#Lemonpig goes First Footing link.medium.com/RIvhylsHNPb Wishing everyone a healthy & joyful 2025.

Central Banks Want CBDCs | Prof Richard Werner | BIG PICTURE youtu.be/tNCaplC_xAQ via YouTube And the road is paved with Digital IDs, Health Passports, and the rest, micromanaged by AI under the control of...

We're delighted to have loaned items to LambethPalaceLibrary's new exhibition Unfolding Time: The Medieval Pocket Calendar, looking at a remarkable collection of concertina-fold almanacs. Check out today's blogpost to learn more about these incredible items! blogs.bl.uk/digitisedmanus…

An incised Anglo-Saxon brooch from the Staffordshire Hoard. The hoard was discovered in 2009 near the village of Hammerwich in Staffordshire. This item is part of the collections at the Potteries Museum & Art Gallery in Stoke. 📸 My own. #FindsFriday #AngloSaxon #Staffordshire

Currently in the webinar with lots of others, and Michael Rosen gave a brilliant first talk.

Fragment of painted Roman wall plaster which was found at Catterick in North Yorkshire. Now part of the collections at the Yorkshire Museum in York. 📸 My own. #FrescoFriday #RomanBritain #YorkshireMuseum

The one where I nearly fell in the water... twice jessicaredlandauthor.com/2025/05/29/the… via Jessica Redland Author 📚💕💐🐻🍫🧁🦭🦔🐝🚜🦉🦙

#BookTwitter "An Excess of..." reviews?? Stuart Aken talks about the highs & lows at hornseawriters.com/2025/10/review…