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@LandofLoreFilms

Land of Lore Films brings the books of Stephen G. Rae @BardCumberland to life as short film. Books published by The FolkLore Press, in print and ebook.

United Kingdom Katılım Kasım 2020
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Folklore of Scotland
Folklore of Scotland@StephenGeoRae·
Introducing my: "Folklore of Scotland: Faerie Folk and Folk Horror" Come on a magical journey in faerie tales and folk horror, introducing almost 200 characters from Scottish folklore folkloreofscotland.com 📚 ships to UK via the website. Worldwide via Amazon, Apple Books, etc
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I thought we might take a trip to my grandmother's Galloway home for #FaerieFriday In 1850 a hawthorn tree halted the widening of the road between Glenluce and Newton Stewart because it was 'faerie property' from "Folklore of Scotland" folkloreofscotland.com art: Brian Froud
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#FaerieFriday the 'Fairie Cup of Mingary Castle' is a magical vessel stolen from local fairies. It fills with whatever liquid the bearer wishes it to. Cheers! more in my "Folklore of Scotland" folkloreofscotland.com art: Celelia
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Ter runs away from his alien masters in the planet of Ygam after acquiring their advanced technology. Later, he uses it to lead a rebellion to liberate the humans from tyranny #scifi #drama #animation Fantastic Planet, 1973 dir. René Laloux
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Interfaces in The Fly (1986)
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The natives of Renwick, Cumbria were once known as "bats" because of the monstrous bat-like being inhabiting their ruined church and read more in my "Folklore of the Lake District" folklorepress.co.uk art: Johan Egerkrans
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In Greek and Roman myth, a Harpy is a half-human and half-bird creature, believed to be a personification of storm winds. Art often depicts them as beautiful feathered women with wings, but they are probably best described as human-vultures. art: Erin Kelso
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Roggenmuhme the Rye-mother, a demon from folklore; used as a cautionary tale to discourage children from trampling crops from my "Boggarts, Brownies, Hobs and their Goblin Kin, an encyclopedia of world folklore" folklorepress.co.uk art: Igor Krstic
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Books arrived today, so a rather impromptu video, filmed in my back garden 💚 Introducing: Folklore of the Lake District by Stephen G. Rae Bitesize tales of elves and giants, faeries and goblins; of dragons, King Arthur and Merlin the magician; witches and wizards; gods, goddesses and sinners; poetry, song and dance; from mighty trees to hairy fish. bardofcumberland.com/folklorepress/ #book #ebook #folklore #lakedistrict
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The Sting
The Sting@TheStingisBack·
Earth Girls Are Easy turns 38 today, and it's painfully 80s. A send-up of the decade’s neon excess, built on the simplest "what if aliens land now" scenario. Jim Carrey and Damon Wayans were nearly unknown; Geena Davis and Jeff Goldblum knew each other well... they were married.
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It's National Leprechaun Day! "He is by profession a maker of brogues... discovered by the sounds which he makes hammering his brogues" ~ the Leprechaun by Thomas Keightley from my: "Boggarts, Brownies, Hobs and their Goblin Kin" folklorepress.co.uk art: W. Anderson
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Fideal is an evil 'water wraith' who haunts the waters of Scotland's Loch na Fideil near Gairloch. Anyone who gets close to the water's edge will be pulled underwater to drown. more: "Folklore of Scotland" folkloreofscotland.com art: Amelia Leonards
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