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| Type | Title | Author | Replies | Last updated |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Story | Witches of Brechin | Angusfolklore | 1 | 9 years 2 months ago |
| Story | The Forfar Witches | Angusfolklore | 3 | 9 years 2 months ago |
| Story | Hoodie | Angusfolklore | 3 | 9 years 2 months ago |
| Story | FAQ | Angusfolklore | 3 | 9 years 2 months ago |
| Story | Bourtree and Broom | Angusfolklore | 3 | 9 years 2 months ago |
| Story | Those Who Cut The Holly Tree | Angusfolklore | 6 | 9 years 3 months ago |
| Story | The Battle of Nechtansmere, 685 A.D. | Angusfolklore | 4 | 9 years 3 months ago |
| Collection | Poems of the Dark Ages | Angusfolklore | 0 | 9 years 3 months ago |
| Story | Phantom Drummer of the Ogilvys | Angusfolklore | 0 | 9 years 3 months ago |
| Story | Melgund Castle | Angusfolklore | 3 | 9 years 3 months ago |
| Collection | Folklore of Angus (or Forfarshire) in Scotland | Angusfolklore | 0 | 9 years 3 months ago |
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Monster Mine
Monster am I, worse than any who are red in tooth and claw. Unworried by bell, book or candle, I will not be banished, exorcised or worried into...
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The Gallos Statue, Tintagel
See through statue on the island's heart, seeing the Celtic Sea through the unrendered gaps in the chest, an unguessed at warrior, eight feet high in...
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The Coming of Industry to Cornwall
They were people, but not as you and I, in that nineteenth century haze who saw the native hills erupt around them, fields that had been pregnant an...
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Barley Ghosts
Something stalks where no man ever whispered, twisted the stem after harvest here, where land has always been arable. Reaping, ploughing, sewing...
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Primary Children at the Heritage Centre
Their footsteps recede and Queen Elizabeth the first relaxes again in her fussy portrait ruffs. Miners in sepia prints blown up to twenty feet on the...
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