Latest posts tagged with #UKfolklore on Bluesky
And let’s not forget cheerful robins, whose bright red breasts remind us of warmth and kindness during these chilly days.
So, wrap up warm, grab your binoculars, and explore your local orchards! 3/3
#WinterBirds #Orchard #UKFolklore #NatureLovers #adventcalendar #day9
Belles of London City Morris @bellesoflondoncity.bsky.social dancing at the Children of Albion event at London’s Fitzrovia Chapel 22.11.25
#Stunday #StreetPhotography
#PhotographersofBlueSky
#UKFolkLore
Here's a short article about the first symposium for the National Folklore Survey of England @folklorepod.bsky.social #folklore #UKfolklore #folkloresurvey
These new stamps from the UK's Royal Mail appeal to me. Since I'm not familiar with all of the lore, I'm going to have fun learning more about some of those depicted in this new set.
#UKMyth #UKLegend #UKFolklore #Stamps #RoyalMail #Philately
Royal Mail launches mythical creatures stamp […]
The book cover for "Black Dog Folklore" by Mark Norman. The cover image is of a large black dog with pointy ears and glowing eyes sitting in a graveyard with a church in the background and a full moon in the night sky behind a leafless tree. The artwork is greyscale in the pointillism style (made of tiny dots instead of brushstrokes).
It's been a book buying week, unplanned, but I now have lovely new books 😊 This arrived from Sacred Earth www.sacredearth.org.uk today and it looks really interesting, good news for me as I've wishlisted it for years!
#witchsky #occultsky #folklore #britishfolklore #ukfolklore #blackdog #blackshuck
The Poor Old Horse (T'Owd'Oss) performing on Christmas Eve in Richmond/Yorkshire. Longer version at www.instagram.com/p/DEZhaZiyiLo/
#pooroldhorse #yorkshirefolklore #yorkshiretradition
#mastbeast #masthorse #obbyoss #ukfolklore #folktradition #folksong #folkmusic #calendarcustom #guising #folklore
St Madron Holy Well and Altar, situated about a mile to the north of the village of Madron, Cornwall, England. A 12-14c Chapel, damaged during the English Civil War, built on the site of a much older Celtic structure.
#ukfolklore #ukancienthistory #ancientsites #ukhistory #cornwall
Lud's Church, a deep chasm penetrating bedrock created by a massive landslip on the hillside above Gradbach, Staffordshire, England. Secret place of worship during the early 15th century, believed to be the mythical Green Chapel ft in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight.
#ukfolklore #folklore #myth
Lanyon Quoit, Cornwall. Neolithic dolmen over chambered long barrow in Cornwall, England, 2 miles southeast of Morvah. It collapsed in a storm in 1815 and re-erected 9 years later, with a different appearance as shown in 1769 etching
#ukfolklore #ukancienthistory #ancientsites #ukhistory #cornwall
