Clare Lindley (@papercuttergirl) 's Twitter Profile
Clare Lindley

@papercuttergirl

Creator of cut paper pictures full of landscapes, birds, animals.
And from my imagination, the little characters, Ghost Bunny and Wibur x

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Mark Rees (@reviewwales) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Come. It's time to dance a happy jig in celebration of the 50th(!) anniversary of folk horror favourite THE WICKER MAN, which first shocked cinemagoers in December 1973.

Steve Davies MBE (@steve220459) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Citizens of the United Kingdom. It is our solemn duty to start eating Tunnock’s delicious products as much as possible. A world without Tunnock’s would not be worth living in! Please retweet.

Citizens of the United Kingdom.  It is our solemn duty to start eating Tunnock’s delicious products as much as possible.  A world without Tunnock’s would not be worth living in!  Please retweet.
Hidden Britain Sign Co. (@britainco) 's Twitter Profile Photo

+ COMPETITION + To celebrate the 50th anniversary of The Wicker Man (1973) we are giving away a one-off Summerisle apple crate, 3 prints and a sign*. Follow, RT and like to enter. UK only. Winner will be drawn at 6pm tomorrow (6/11). *No apples...obvs. 🍏 hiddenbritain.bigcartel.com

+ COMPETITION +
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of The Wicker Man (1973) we are giving away a one-off Summerisle apple crate, 3 prints and a sign*. Follow, RT and like to enter. UK only. Winner will be drawn at 6pm tomorrow (6/11).
*No apples...obvs. 🍏
hiddenbritain.bigcartel.com
Hookland (@hooklandguide) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Our streets are haunted by fabulous beasts, parades of uneasy shadows. They are haunted by our extinction commerce, by our trade in the erasure of awe. The town is ghosted by the gods we have spurned, the wonder we have lost. – #DAKilroy

Our streets are haunted by fabulous beasts, parades of uneasy shadows. They are haunted by our extinction commerce, by our trade in the erasure of awe. The town is ghosted by the gods we have spurned, the wonder we have lost. – #DAKilroy
Hookland (@hooklandguide) 's Twitter Profile Photo

There isn't just one hidden, occulted England. There are hundreds. I am from the England of the wires. The England of the electric ley, The Hum. A criss-crossing above your head England where there's no such thing as silence in the fields. – Signal-catcher Rose, ex-Pylon Person

There isn't just one hidden, occulted England. There are hundreds. I am from the England of the wires. The England of the electric ley, The Hum. A criss-crossing above your head England where there's no such thing as silence in the fields. – Signal-catcher Rose, ex-Pylon Person
Hookland (@hooklandguide) 's Twitter Profile Photo

You may call them corpse roads, coffin paths. You may call them lych lines, wraith ways. What you can't not call those old processional paths of burial is empty. Not a single one of them is without folklore and phantom, not one isn't ghost-soaked. – Dr. M. Benn #FolkloreThursday

You may call them corpse roads, coffin paths. You may call them lych lines, wraith ways. What you can't not call those old processional paths of burial is empty. Not a single one of them is without folklore and phantom, not one isn't ghost-soaked. – Dr. M. Benn #FolkloreThursday
Hookland (@hooklandguide) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I am a witch. I do not fear the places where the land growls, but I do respect them. I will not swerve away from where the land tells its anger, but rather I will listen to its outrage. – #EmilyBanting, 1982 #Witchcraft

I am a witch. I do not fear the places where the land growls, but I do respect them. I will not swerve away from where the land tells its anger, but rather I will listen to its outrage. – #EmilyBanting, 1982 #Witchcraft
Hookland (@hooklandguide) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The witch walks the mysteries. The witch navigates by listening to the song of the land, the wooden choir of the wood. She converses with genii locorum and truly knows her place. – #EmilyBanting, 1981 #WitchWednesday

The witch walks the mysteries. The witch navigates by listening to the song of the land, the wooden choir of the wood. She converses with genii locorum and truly knows her place. – #EmilyBanting, 1981 #WitchWednesday
Hookland (@hooklandguide) 's Twitter Profile Photo

For the witch, the wood is always wyrd. The wood is always full of green magics, root wisdom and spirited conversation. Our temples temples are tangled, are threshold. Our temples are living and strong. – #EmilyBanting, 1982 #WitchWednesday

For the witch, the wood is always wyrd. The wood is always full of green magics, root wisdom and spirited conversation. Our temples temples are tangled, are threshold. Our temples are living and strong. – #EmilyBanting, 1982 #WitchWednesday
Hookland (@hooklandguide) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Do you know what some of the most powerful magical words anyone has ever uttered are? Words that open portals to the past; unhinge gates to other worlds; unleash a flood of magic; summon a horde of monsters? They are: “Once upon a time and far away …” - #CLNolan #Storytelling

Simon Kuestenmacher (@simongerman600) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I only recently learned about the cult classic on BBC Radio 4 “The Shipping Forecast”. This #map shows the regions the program refers to. Probably very boring if you aren’t British or into maritime navigation. Source: buff.ly/2oaLSGd

I only recently learned about the cult classic on BBC Radio 4 “The Shipping Forecast”. This #map shows the regions the program refers to. Probably very boring if you aren’t British or into maritime navigation. Source: buff.ly/2oaLSGd
Hookland (@hooklandguide) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We must be honest as witches. There are days when we find nothing but sour omens. Our cloud-telling offers no comfort, our walking of field edges harvests no harbingers of happiness. Not all witch-walking can be a navigation towards joy. – #EmilyBanting, 1981 #Witchcraft

We must be honest as witches. There are days when we find nothing but sour omens. Our cloud-telling offers no comfort, our walking of field edges harvests no harbingers of happiness. Not all witch-walking can be a navigation towards joy. – #EmilyBanting, 1981 #Witchcraft
Hookland (@hooklandguide) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The witch is a creature of thresholds. They are engines of her magic. She finds them everywhere. Shore. Hedge. The last spill of light that marks the limits of the village before the feral power of the land reasserts itself. - #EmilyBanting, 1982 #WitchWednesday

The witch is a creature of thresholds. They are engines of her magic. She finds them everywhere. Shore. Hedge. The last spill of light that marks the limits of the village before the feral power of the land reasserts itself. - #EmilyBanting, 1982 #WitchWednesday
Richard Whitters (@whittersrichard) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The Japanese Snow Fairy, is one of the deadliest predatory birds ever designed by, well, the Devil I assume! Its claws exude a terrifying 0.000000013 foot pounds of pressure, and its razor sharp beak can puncture nearly any light paper bag, if the bag is wetted first. Doom!

The Japanese Snow Fairy, is one of the deadliest predatory birds ever designed by, well, the Devil I assume!

Its claws exude a terrifying 0.000000013 foot pounds of pressure, and its razor sharp beak can puncture nearly any light paper bag, if the bag is wetted first.

Doom!
Protect the Wild (@protectthewild_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Fucking sick of scenes like this. Get this everywhere, REPOST if you want this madness to end, and these cowards to be put behind bars. Pathetic excuse for “men”. Huge love to the sabs on the ground trying to stop this.

Mark Rees (@reviewwales) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"Some black cats are witches in disguise. Some witches are black cats in disguise." Folklore of Wales, 1909. 🎨 Maggie Vandewalle #InternationalCatDay #folklorethursday

"Some black cats are witches in disguise. Some witches are black cats in disguise."
Folklore of Wales, 1909.
🎨 Maggie Vandewalle
#InternationalCatDay #folklorethursday
Hookland (@hooklandguide) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Crows call the morning, hop the mist and shout their dreams of the night. Cunning folk check spiderwebs, dewed-silk thrumming with omens for the unfolding day. Children pull on their porridge force fields.

NHS Organ Donation💗🫀🫁 (@nhsorgandonor) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Celebrate our 30th anniversary by getting a very special card, an organ donor card! 🥳 It takes just 2 minutes to join the NHS Organ Donor Register, and you could save up to 9 lives. orlo.uk/sIsvW #OrganDonationWeek

Celebrate our 30th anniversary by getting a very special card, an organ donor card! 🥳 

It takes just 2 minutes to join the NHS Organ Donor Register, and you could save up to 9 lives. orlo.uk/sIsvW

#OrganDonationWeek