Crying The Neck

Harvest rituals like ‘Crying the Neck’ in Devon and Cornwall celebrate gratitude as farming communities mark the end of the harvest. It’s a mix of old customs and modern appreciation for agricultural roots.

The Curious Case of ‘Death by Icicle’

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Getting a Grip on The Hairy Hands Horror.

In Dartmoor, England, the B3212 road is infamous for the “Hairy Hands” incidents, where unseen forces grab steering wheels, causing accidents. With roots in early 20th century folklore, encounters persisted into modern times, sparking debate between supernatural and rational explanations. This enduring mystery continues to captivate and fuel speculation about the unknown forces at play.

The Devil’s Hoofprints of 1855.

The Devil’s Hoofprints of 1855 stand as a testament to the enduring power of folklore and the enigmatic nature of unexplained phenomena, leaving a legacy that transcends time and beckons us to explore the mysteries that still await unravelling.