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Monstober Day 26 - Kudan
Monstober Day 25 - Hobgoblin
Monstober Day 23 - Fachan
The Cursing StoneIn 1525, the Archbishop of Glasgow Gavin Dunbar issued a very sternly worded curse
seedaylight:folklore vinyl reimaginedprints, stickers, etc
wildwizardcrafts:Brahan Seer memorial at Channory Point a 17th century seer who was said to use an a
The Alien Encounter of Col H. G. Shaw Stockton Evening Mail, Nov. 25th, 1896.“Were it not for
edsonlnoe:Selkie. A mythological creature found in Irish folklore. Are said to live as seals in the
Maud Fuller Petersham (1890-1971) & Miska Petersham (1888-1960), 'The First Corn’, “
Sky Dwellers by WherezJeff on Flickr.
MENE, MENE, TEKEL, UPHARSIN — The Writing’s on the Wall, According to Biblical history i
Chang-E Flees to the Moon, from the series One Hundred Aspects of the Moon by Tsukioka Yoshitoshi (1
The Angels of MonsThe Battle of Mons was the first major battle involving the British Expeditionary
A set of Inuit Tupilaq hand carved from walrus ivory In Greenlandic Inuit traditions a tupilaq was a
alrauna:Lily Seika Jones (@rivuletpaper)
The Wolf of Ansbach,In 1685 a man eating wolf terrorized the people of Ansbach, Germany. Believing
madisonsaferillustration:In Slavic folklore, an Alkonost is a beautiful woman with the body of a bir
Artemis, Goddess of the Hunt (Greek 5th-4th Century BC)
I had hoped to finish this darling card before Christmas, but hell, you can’t rush perfection.Tradit
gwendabond:asylum-art:Aurora Folklore: Artwork & Photographs by Andersen M Studio for Kinfolk ma
Bizarre Japanese Folklore — The Kappa and the Anus Ball,In Ancient Japanese folklore a kappa i
ohsamiam:Ernest Small, Baba Yaga (1966) Illustrations by Blair Lent.Ernest Small was a pseudonym for
peashooter85:Scary Japanese Monsters — The Giant Firebreathing ChickenIn Medieval Japanese folklore
mermaydsnet:in folklore, a mermaid is an aquatic creature with the head and upper body of a female h
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