Showing posts with label harford farm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label harford farm. Show all posts
Thursday, 6 March 2014
Gloomy Sunday
An early walk, a few weeks ago, around the derelict Harford Farm (see my earlier posts on this site for more comprehensive images). Norfolk thankfully missed the truly dreadful weather and flooding that affected much of Southern England, but those early hours were still throwing up a hell of a gale, and the rains soon followed.
Monday, 20 August 2012
Haunted Bottle
I found this half-buried in the dirt whilst tramping round the old Harford Farm site. I'm assuming this is an old medicine bottle. As well as being the area of a former farm and Anglo-Saxon burial ground (covered in previous posts), it is also next to an old (now capped) landfill site. I've spoken to a chap who said his brother used to go exploring there as a kid and collect any medicine bottles that had been buried there.
However, as I'm still on a big M R James trip, I'm convinced it is in fact some cursed artifact of Lovecraftian evil. A witch bottle, at least. Unlikely, but still.
However, as I'm still on a big M R James trip, I'm convinced it is in fact some cursed artifact of Lovecraftian evil. A witch bottle, at least. Unlikely, but still.
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