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Cryptid pins -Mythological creatures

Mythological creatures!

A collection of mythological creature pins!

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[mossy corridors]

[postcard-from-the-past]

Fore Street in Bodmin, Cornwall, England

British vintage postcard, mailed in 1963

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Churches of Cornwall: the Church of St Gorran (or Goronus), Gorran Church Town, originated from St Goran(us), a Welsh hermit who travelled to Bodmin, but supposedly then moved from Bodmin to this location.

Gallery: Churches of Cornwall

A picture gallery showcasing several churches in Restormel in Cornwall, in this series which is designed to be part of an all-inclusive set

[fallbabylon]

The Ragadaziow (forefathers) Guisers performing the trial of the Beast of Bodmin- a mock trial in the style of a mummers play dating back to 1549. The Bodmin Play (An Gwary Bosvenna) sees the beast captured and paraded in the streets- St Petroc’s Ossery Casket watching over the event.

The Beast of Bodmin is not just a recent cultural reference but refers to the local tradition of a dragon at Halgavor. Legend states that St. Petroc removed a splinter from the creature’s eye and thus tamed it. Historical records of Riding Day Revels refer to people being tricked into searching for and fighting the dragon. - Bodmin, Kernow

[thethingsiveseen-photography]

Highland cow, Bodmin Moor, Cornwall.

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Milky way overlooking Colliford Lake, Cornwall

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