Asymp; Leave a comment. Fear has many eyes and can see things underground. 8211; Miguel de Cervantes. Stuff in the dark might eat you. Fear of reptiles? Historically, there were probably some sizable ones looking to swallow you whole. Fear of water? There are numerous traditions of .

As much as I loved learning about ARKit at Swift by Northwest. The talk that really caught me intellectually was Chris Parrish. 8216;s talk about machine learning.

It should be up here in this stand of trees. Maybe look inside? Take a few photos? Bill says, So is this place supposed to be haunted or what? Why, are you scared? I say, teasing.

The outlandish, the anomalous and the curious from the last five thousand years. Witch Violence in Nineteenth-Century Cumbria. A modest attempt to shed some light on a peculiar act of near murder from Yorkshire, August 1874.

A blog about costume, history, and social ephemera. About Mrs Daffodil and her digressions. jsp? The Snake-Charmer in a Circus Nearly Crushed by a Huge Python. The snake-charmer does not speak English, and carried on the conversation partly in French. Her agent, who speaks the strange tongue of her mother country, helped to interpret when she stumbled across a too-difficult sentence.

Not surprising when you consider that many contemporary Mayans avoid Alux like the proverbial plague, in the belief that encroaching on their territory may lead to swift and fatal retribution by these eerie little people of the rainforest. Isla De Las Munecas by M J Steel Collins.

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Or storyteller, had less of a grip. Folk culture and belief was also strong until comparatively recent times, efforts by the Kirk and the notorious witch persecutions doing little to dampen it. Cunning men and women were consulted to cure all manner of ills, rituals performed to ensure healthy crops and livestock and steps taken to appease the capricious fairies, or.