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St Cuthbert's Churchyard, Carlisle
The graveyard of this old church was the scene of grave robbing, along with other sites in Carlisle during the 1820s.
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Bran The Blessed
A Welsh and Irish god of giant size who was the son of the sea god Mannannan Mac Lir.
Bran had many heroic episodes, but was fatally injured during an excursion to Ireland to rescue his sister Branwen. Mortally wounded in the foot with a poisoned spear, he ordered his companions to take his severed head to the White Mount, where the Tower of London now stands. Read More »
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