#EasterFolklore - Twitter Hashtag

Emma LH: Ghost Catcher Isles @GhostCatcherELH

over 1 year ago

🐰✨ Ever heard of the hare’s magic? In folklore, hares were once believed to be witches in disguise, hopping through moonlit fields with their hidden secrets. The Easter Bunny may be cute, but its mystical ancestor was legendary! #EasterFolklore #MythicalBritain

GhostCatcherELH's tweet photo. 🐰✨ Ever heard of the hare’s magic? In folklore, hares were once believed to be witches in disguise, hopping through moonlit fields with their hidden secrets. The Easter Bunny may be cute, but its mystical ancestor was legendary! #EasterFolklore #MythicalBritain https://t.co/90iHLSwS9n

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Diane 💫 @dianeechambers

over 2 years ago

Painted eggs at Easter were known as 'pace eggs' & the gifting of one was thought to bring good luck to the household. #folklore #easterfolklore

dianeechambers's tweet photo. Painted eggs at Easter were known as 'pace eggs' & the gifting of one was thought to bring good luck to the household. #folklore #easterfolklore https://t.co/8MLNLAquB4

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Dale Gilbert Jarvis 💀 @DaleJarvis

over 4 years ago

In Newfoundland, a Clarke's Beach man went cutting wood on #GoodFriday. He stopped when the tree he chopped started to ooze blood. In Ireland, blacksmiths and carpenters would not use a saw or hammer nor drive a nail on the day. #EasterFolklore #FolkloreFriday