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09/04/2024

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01/04/2024

Welcome to Series One Episode two the podcast that delves into the rich history and captivating stories of Rye's heritage center, the newly launched smugglers' attic, Music Credit to : Reivers Gallows.

31/12/2023

Happy New Year from us at the Sussex Smuggler channel.

27/12/2023

What are your plans FOR NYE? 🤔

10/12/2023

Wassailing is a traditional English custom that involves singing and toasting to wish good health and prosperity, typically during the Christmas season. The term "wassail" is derived from the Old English phrase "Waes hael," meaning "be well" or "good health." Wassailing often involves a group of people going door-to-door, singing festive songs, and offering a drink, known as wassail, to the residents of the house.

The wassail drink is usually a spiced or mulled beverage, often made with ale, cider, or wine, and is shared as a gesture of goodwill. The act of wassailing is not only a means of spreading holiday cheer but also a communal tradition that fosters a sense of unity and connection within a community.

Wassailing has deep historical roots and was traditionally associated with the orchards. The practice was believed to ensure a bountiful harvest in the coming year, as the singing and toasting were thought to awaken the spirits of the trees and encourage fertility. While the modern celebration of Christmas has evolved, wassailing continues to be a charming and festive aspect of holiday traditions, celebrating camaraderie and good fortune.

Please enjoy my short story about a typical Sussex Village on Waisail night.

Bibliography -

Folklore Sussex, By Jacqueline Simpson, 2009.

05/12/2023

Krampus is a mythical creature from Alpine folklore, particularly in Germanic-speaking regions. Often depicted as a horned, anthropomorphic figure with a sinister appearance, Krampus is said to accompany St. Nicholas during the Christmas season. While St. Nicholas rewards well-behaved children with gifts, Krampus is believed to punish misbehaving children.

Krampus is often described as a demonic creature with goat-like features, including hooves and horns. He carries chains, bells, and sometimes a basket or sack to transport naughty children. The legend of Krampus has evolved over time, with various regional variations and interpretations. In some traditions, Krampus is seen as a counterpart to St. Nicholas, serving as a disciplinary figure to encourage good behavior in children. Krampusnacht, or Krampus Night, is a December event in some European communities where people dress as Krampus and participate in parades or events celebrating the folklore.

Join Captain James Bollinger and his short story on Krampus.

Photo Credit https://www.corinography.co.uk/

03/12/2023

The Story of Father Yule

Father Yule, also known as the Yuletide figure, is a mythical and folkloric character associated with the Christmas and Yule traditions. While the name "Father Yule" may not be as commonly recognized as other figures like Santa Claus, it is sometimes used interchangeably to refer to the same benevolent and gift-bringing character. In various cultures and traditions, Father Yule is depicted as a jolly, bearded man who brings joy, gifts, and festive cheer to people during the winter holiday season. This figure has roots in ancient winter solstice celebrations and has evolved over time to become an integral part of modern Christmas folklore.

Enjoy my story about Father Yule.

 peaky Blinder NYE !
03/12/2023

peaky Blinder NYE !

27/11/2023

Highway robbery in East Grinstead in 1801 was an ominous and prevalent threat on the roads of 19th-century England. The era was marked by social and economic...

Last chance to see my book review of Witches by Tracy Borman
14/11/2023

Last chance to see my book review of Witches by Tracy Borman

I review the Book 'Witches by Tracy Borman' as it delves into the Belvoir Castle witch conspiracy of the Flower ladies.

12/11/2023

I review the Book 'Witches by Tracy Borman' as it delves into the Belvoir Castle witch conspiracy of the Flower ladies.

31/10/2023

Take two. This story is one involving a visit some time ago one Summer to the Victorian High Angle Battery in Portland, Dorset. I tell a story of the tunnels that still stand there today !

31/10/2023

A spooky story from my childhood. The Grimsdyke is an ancient linear earthworks with some ancient spirits on living on it.

30/10/2023

Captain James Bollinger tells of a ghostly encounter at the Portland, Dorset High Battery

15/10/2023

A wild Swimmer finds a mysterious piece of sea glass.

The Languard and its struggle against the Smugglers of the 18th century.
10/09/2023

The Languard and its struggle against the Smugglers of the 18th century.

The Role of the Riding Officer as enforcement against smuggling.

Watch my video, as I take Hiram's walk along Chesil Beach and the EastWeares, Portland.
01/09/2023

Watch my video, as I take Hiram's walk along Chesil Beach and the EastWeares, Portland.

A great walk out across Chesil beach and the West Weares of Portland. We pass the Deadmans House and Ranters Lodge used as a Methodist Church. We then pass t...

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29/08/2023

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28/08/2023
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19/08/2023

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Something for the weekend.
07/08/2023

Something for the weekend.

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