Wassailing WHOLESALE-HIDE An occasional face moving in

An occasional face moving in the distance

There is an account where John falls in love with the devil’s daughter

superstitions and numerological folklore

These chicken feet have been made by the witches at Elfhame

A cauldron burns in the centre with a small fire within and words from a chant spill out of your mouth like snakes slithering up from the depths of your stomach and coil around you thick and weighty

Wassailing WHOLESALE-HIDE An occasional face moving inAuthor: Simon Reed With legends going back over millennia, Wassailing is a fascinating and colourful part of the folklore and traditions of Britain. From the Apple Wassails of Devon and Somerset to the Doll Wassails of Yorkshire, this ancient blessing tradition has adapted itself to every level of society from agricultural workers to Lords, even featuring in four plots to murder the Monarch of the day. This book by Simon Reed, author of The Cornish