Welcome gentle reader to another roundup of older posts and jottings from the archives of Folklore on Friday. Now although the temperature is warm, the nights are arriving a sooner, and as I write I can see the first patches of yellow and amber dappling the treetops and there's a hint of woodsmoke in the air.
Yes, autumn is coming, that season of mists and mellow fruitfulness as Mr Keats so memorably put it. So then, I present for you a little trio of scribblings of on Autumnal lore...
First up we learn of folklore of falling leaves -
http://hypnogoria.blogspot.co.uk/2015/10/folklore-on-friday-autumn-leaves.html
Next we learn the ancient rules on when it's safe to pick blackberries -
http://hypnogoria.blogspot.co.uk/2014/10/folklore-on-friday-devils-blackberries.html
And finally we hear of a neglect Autumnal holiday, the forgotten feast of Michaelmas -
http://hypnogoria.blogspot.co.uk/2015/09/folklore-on-friday-forgotten-feast.html
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