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[thisisengland]

Kinver Edge, Staffordshire.

#Kinver edge #staffordshire #England #Midlands #cottages #Britain

[servicemonkey]

silly hooman

#blue monkey travels #service monkey #sock monkey #england #kinver edge #rock houses #staffordshire

[alexmurison]

Early morning misty walk through the golden gorse on the heath. Kinver Edge, Staffordshire

#alexmurison #sunrise #morning #mist #fog #flowers #nature #wildlife #beautiful #flora #fauna #mystical #wander #wanderlust #landscape #landscape photography #lensblr #original photography #photographers on tumblr #aestethic #winter #spring #walk #walking #hike #hiking #meadow #heath #woods #woodland

[urbanghoststories]

The Witch of Kinver Edge

The next few blogs will tell the tale of the Staffordshire Witches - This one is all about The Witch of Kinver Edge.

Nestled within the picturesque landscapes of Staffordshire, England, lies a captivating legend that has enchanted generations and stirred the imagination of locals and visitors alike. The tale of the Witch of Kinver Edge weaves a tapestry of mystery, magic, and the ethereal beauty of the natural world. Let’s delve into the heart of this captivating legend, exploring the folklore, history, and cultural significance of the enigmatic figure known as the Witch of Kinver Edge.

High atop Kinver Edge, a sandstone ridge that overlooks the charming village of Kinver, lived a woman shrouded in mystery and cloaked in legend. Known as the Witch of Kinver Edge, she was believed to possess supernatural powers that bridged the gap between the mortal and the mystical. A figure of wisdom and intrigue, the witch was said to have dwelled in a cave or secluded dwelling, engaging with the secrets of nature and the mysteries of the human heart.

She was often depicted as an old and wise figure, attuned to the rhythms of the natural world. Her magical abilities were said to extend to healing, as villagers sought her out to cure ailments and foretell the future. Her connection with the land and its creatures painted her as a guardian of the earth, a potent blend of ancient pagan practices and local Christian traditions.

Within the embrace of her enigmatic aura, the witch commanded both reverence and fear. The villagers' belief in her abilities spoke volumes about the intricate dance between humanity and the unknown. Her cave on Kinver Edge was rumoured to be a portal to a realm beyond, where ancient spirits whispered their secrets and the boundary between reality and the mystical blurred.

The legend of the Witch of Kinver Edge is not just a story; it's an integral part of the local cultural fabric. It resonates with the echoes of a time when folklore and oral traditions were woven into the daily lives of villagers. The witch's legacy reminds us of the importance of embracing the mystical and acknowledging our connection to the natural world.

Though time marches on, her spirit endures. Her legend continues to capture the hearts of those who visit Kinver Edge, drawn by its natural beauty and the lingering whispers of the past. Local historical societies, museums, and community organisations honour the witch's memory, celebrating the heritage she embodies and the tales she left behind.

Margaret of the Fox Earth: Margaret of the Fox Earth, or Meg O’ Fox Holes, was a real person who is reputed to have lived a solitary existence in the cave dwellings of Kinver Edge on the border between Worcestershire and Staffordshire during the 17th Century. Whilst others lived there in community, Margaret’s cave, known as Nanny’s Cave or Rock, was set apart, obscured by woodland. She may have been a witch, or a Christian hermit, or both; our own Desert Mother, but very little is known about her. What we do know is that there is an entry in Parish records telling us that a ‘Margaret-of-the-Fox-Earth’ died there on 8th June 1617.

Conclusion: The Witch of Kinver Edge stands as a bridge between the mundane and the magical, an embodiment of the timeless fascination with the unknown. Her legend reminds us that beneath the layers of history, within the contours of the land, and amidst the rustling leaves, stories of enchantment and wonder await those who dare to listen. As we wander the paths of Kinver Edge, we tread in the footsteps of generations who, like us, sought to unravel the enigma of the Witch of Kinver Edge.

#urban legends #witches of tumblr #witchcraft #pagan witch #mythology and folklore #folklore

[hella1975]

hi hella just wondering i’m going to the uk over summer (and ofc anything to do with the uk = ask hella) and i was wondering if you recommend any places in / near birmingham cause as far as i remember?? you mentioned being near there?? specifically like cool / underground / indie / only the locals know / anime themed / anywhere places. TY ALSO IM GOING TO SEE PHEOBE THERE MAYBE ILL SEE YOU AHAHA IMAGINE THE POWER I WOULD HAVE LCJANSIDIQJSKKX

bestie i want to see you at the manchester phoebe bridgers concert in july YOU BETTER BE THERE IDC IF UR TICKET SAYS BHAM

bham is the closest city to my hometown yep. ive spent a lot of time in the city and around it so HOPEFULLY i can give you a pretty good list, here goes;

in bham: go along the canals! this is kind of basic but they're such a defining characteristic of bham and they're so so pretty to just walk along, you also find some really cute coffeeshops/pubs along them

in bham: city arcade. ive not been here in yearssss but it's really pretty and cool looking

in bham: MACCIES ON THE RAMP this is not indie or cool but it IS funny bc a lot of brummies are trying to make this the sequel to birnley mega chippy. do it for the culture

in bham: blossoms pop-up bar. it's right outside the bullring and looks super pretty especially if (hopefully) it's sunny

in bham: my mate did indoor skydiving? lmao

in bham: digbeth is a really cool area for bars and shops in general and it has the custard factory (not actually a custard factory). this is where i usually go bc this is where the O2 is and it's very cool and indie

near bham: dudley: dudley zoo and castle! dudley zoo is a classic

near bham: dudley: himley hall. my mum used to take me here allllll the time it's so pretty and very austin england if that interests you

near bham: stourbridge: kinver edge rock houses. ive never acc gone here but i think it looks sooo interesting and im trying to live vicariously through you

near bham: shropshire: attingham park! another one i went to all the time growing up. super pretty

near bham: shropshire: blists hill. this is literally a victorian town where they all dress as victorians it's fucking bonkers my mate went there and fell in love with this boy she saw and will not stfu about 'the fit victorian boy'

near bham: wales? this might be a reach but honestly if you're IN the west midlands then you should really go to wales even if just for the day. bham itself is less than a 2 hour drive from the border and if you wind up in shropshire then you're on the border already. wales is so so beautiful even if you're not into natural attractions. you can go to the beach! or have a day in cardiff!

#the way i almost always go to concerts in bham and the one time i dont you do this.... rude #yeah west midlands will be like '*natural park* *natural park* *national trust building* *brewery* *natural park*' #and we all just kinda have to deal with it #sdkjghkdjgh have fun bestie that's so exciting! #this list is a bit shit bc i immediately blanked on every place ive ever been but i hope it's marginally helpful #ask

[ethericbliss]

HAVE I MADE A RED SANDSTONE GEOPLYMER SAME AS KINVER EDGE ROCK HOUSES? Starting to "Crack the Code"....

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[thewanderlostsurveyor]

Slow-Way Kidderminster to Kinver

A delightful early Summer stroll from Worcestershire into Staffordshire via the Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal, Kingsford Forest Park and Kinver Edge.

Distance: 11.8km

Time: 2h 9m

Elevation: 147m

Descent: 129m

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@CRTWestMidlands

@NTmidlands

#slowways #kidderminster #kinver #northworcestershirepath #staffordshireway #kingsfordforestpark #kinveredge #staffordshireandworcestershirecanal

[itsstreetlove]

Kinver Forest

2022

#photographers on tumblr #original photographers #kinver edge #forest #black and white photography

[wander-in-trees]

#kinver #kinver edge #personal

[robthewriter]

#The Hobbit #Bilbo #Lord of the Rings #LOTR #lotr scenery #Hobitton #Tolkein #Kinver #Kinver Edge #Scenery #scenic photography #Tourist places #The shire

[redheadonaroadtrip]

Kinver Edge and the Rock Houses

England, September 2020

#kinver edge #unusual homes #september #autumn days #early autumn #nature #national trust #exploring #original blog #original photography #original content

[servicemonkey]

I spy Flinstone wondows

#blue monkey travels #service monkey #sock monkey #kinver edge #rock houses #staffordshire #england

[alexmurison]

Golden Mornings Kinver Edge, Staffordshire

#alexmurison #fog #sunrise #golden #beautiful #mystical #photographers on tumblr #original photography #landscape photography #get outside #wilderness #wilderness culture #wander #wanderlust #lensblr #mist #frozen #ice #winter #walk #walking #hike #hiking #nature #wildlife #plants #plant

[syoris]

𝙺𝚒𝚗𝚟𝚎𝚛 𝙴𝚍𝚐𝚎.

#kinver edge #amature photographer #black and white #ramblings #countrywalks #countryside #englishcountryside

[davidsankey]

Kinver Gorse by david sankey Via Flickr: Beautiful colour in darkest winter

“When gorse is out of bloom, kissing is out of fashion

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#Kinver Edge #Gorse #Winter

[carolmunro]

Kinver Edge

This is Kinver Edge and the Rock Houses near Kinver, Staffordshire. These unusual sandstone houses were built into the side of a ridge known as Holy Austin Rock. Why are they there? Nobody really knows, but they are thought to have their origins as long ago as 600 or 700 AD. Now they belong to the National Trust and you can see them as they would have been lived in in the mid 20th century. The…

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