NearlyKnowledgeable
Nearly KnowledgeableThe Folklore and History of Shropshire
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Witchcraft in Shropshire
As a child, I was absolutely fascinated by witches. I used to make potions in my bathroom, chant spells to myself quietly and I truly looked for magic everywhere. From Nanny Ogg to ‘The Worst Witch’, narratives of witchcraft added colour to...
In search of a Spirit- Hannah Phillips and the ghost of Astley Abbotts
It was warm day in April when we journeyed to Astley Abbotts in search of a ghost. The beauty of the surrounding area seemed to contrast with our purpose, everywhere we looked there was life and light, but gentle whispers of spring didn’t h...
The Nine Men Of Madeley
I want to take us back to St Michael’s churchyard in Madeley now, for there are still more stories to be told. Let us pause amongst the headstones and breathe deeply, for there is a lot to take in here. Notice the subtle changing hues of gr...
Emma Davies and 'The Shropshire manifestations'
Every haunting is an exercise in trust. One must take a leap of faith, suspend all reason and completely succumb to the senses, allowing yourself to just be in that moment and trust what you are seeing or hearing. Even when reading about gh...
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Folklorist and Writer specialising in Shropshire’s Folklore and History. Currently writing a book on the Devil's role in Shropshire Folklore. \ud83d\udcd6
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