This picture was posted on the The Mysterious Britai & Ireland Facebook Group. by Yocker. It would appear that sometime looks to be coming from the beer glass.[img_assist|nid=2162|title=|desc=Click To Enlarge|link=popup|align=left|width=200|height=128]
I have for a while now, with my best friend been investigating the various myths associated with Merlin (Wether he is one man or several is not my interest at the moment, but has factored into my research) We have taken it upon ourselves to try and gather together as many Merlin stories and such to see if we can draw some sort of correlation between all the myths…
Black Annis [also called Black Anna, Black Anny, Black Agnes and Cat Anna or Cat Annis] is a blue faced hag who haunts the Dane Hills of Leicestershire in central England. She is very tall with tattered hair and long, yellow or white fangs. Some say that she has only one eye. She lived in a cave called Black Annis’ Bower, which she scraped out of the rock with her own sharp fingernails.
I recently had a discussion with someone who writes ghost stories. He will take his inspiration from genuine locations and people, then write a fictional tale. He told me that some times he just changes the location and people around, so his stories are good for anywhere and he has spent years spreading them around.
Hey, I was just wondering if at anyone here has happened to hear of the Black Beast of Boreham Mere, which would be from Essex I believe. I know virtually nothing about it – the extent of my kinowledge is a bit of a newspaper clipping I saw in a book once.
During our recent holiday in Dorset we were staying in a rented house and one morning we were intrigued to see a dead bird perched on the railing which runs along the porch at the back of the house. It did not look injured and was certainly dead as it rocked when it was blown by the breeze. It almost looked as if someone had stuck a stuffed bird to the rail.
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