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This month's A Yokai A Month is Foxfire’s. On the night of New Year's Eve, ancient people prayed for a bountiful harvest when they saw the fire under the Changing Tree, Oji. #mayamiyama #ayokaiamonth #creativechallenge #monthlyartproject #drawing #sketch #drawingexercise #japanesefolklore #yokai #ayakashi #mononoke #ghost #monster #spooky #妖怪 #物の怪 ＃妖 #狐 ＃狐火 ＃大晦日 #foxfires #changingtree #oji https://www.instagram.com/p/Ckta_svyr4d/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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La Lumiere by Foxfires
Fox Fires - Animated Short Film
I never share things like this, especially on here. But the animation was too beautiful and the story was so pure that I need as many people as possible to spread it around and enjoy it.
The Hopkinsville Goblins are alien-like creatures reported by the Sutton family on their farm in 1955. The Hopkinsville Goblins are described as small alien-like creatures with grey skin, noticeable ears, claw-like hands, and large round yellow eyes. The Sutton family reported that on August 21st 1955 their farm was attacked by aliens. They said when they shot the creatures the bullets that made contact with them sounded like they hit metal and had no effect on them. There was also a green glow off in the woods where one had been shot. Skeptics believe that the Hopkinsville Goblins could have been owls and the green glow could be foxfire where decaying wood emits a green glow. The Suttons and alien theorists still believe that the Hopkinsville Goblins are aliens from another world.
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wind, shooing a dragonling out of his kitchen: AT THIS TIME OF THE YEAR, IN THIS PART OF THE REALM,
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A STORY BEHIND A STORY While waiting for a big file to upload yesterday, I went on an indulgent Google journey looking for my ‘Foxfires’ half a world away. This dilapidated farmhouse, on a windswept moorland site in Yorkshire, possibly inhabited since the fifteenth century, inspired my fourth book of the same name. I walked there on a wintery day many years ago, and everything about the place…
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Foxes gather at the large, old enoki (hackberry) tree on New Year's Eve to prepare to pay homage at the Ōji Inari shrine, the headquarters of the Inari cult in eastern Japan (Kantō). The cult centers on the god of the rice field, for whom the fox serves as messenger. On the way to Ōji, the foxes have set a number of kitsunebi (foxfires), which farmers count to predict the upcoming rice harvest. Hiroshige's print successfully conveys the mysterious atmosphere of the rite as the procession of foxes bearing fires approaches from the distant, dark forest under a starry sky. Artist: Utagawa Hirosshige ca.1857 #kitsunemagix #foxfires #boilingwater aries nn. some people need help having their fires lit. #carrefour #marinette #nolalife #spidersdreaming #crossroads #saturnalia https://www.instagram.com/p/CHrPCA5ne8P/?igshid=3uxiw1kvgx8b
