East Sussex Horses and White Witches and Warlocks?
Brighton congratulates itself on its diverseness, and the fact that we lionise so many different cultures and customs, which is why in the constabularies department’s on-going investigations sorcery is being placed below the magnifying glass of our metropolis blood hounds!
Through the recent couple of weeks and calendar months there has been a number of occurances regarding the plaiting of horses heads of hair. The braiding is innocent enough to look at and pictures pictured in The Argus picture something related to the handwork of minors just perfecting their hair dressing accomplishments on somebody more disposed than their baby buddies or sisters. But it appears the constabularies are having to maintain an open mind on this and let in the possiblity that it may be the handwork of localised witches, the plaiting being a prescribed way of scoring the buck as ‘ours’ or ’special’.
That heightens the concern that the enchantress or warlock in question could be either a white witch/warlock or a black witch/warlock. So a scrap of a concern there for the horse owners who love their creatures and so would clearly be occupied that someone could harbour any ill purpose towards these bonny creatures!
Here at Brighton Short Breaks, where we firm repute any dark intention or motifs from any of our city’s inhabitants so acclaim the image of our charming sisters and brothers fluttering about the countryside and serving to the groom of the local horses by moonshine!
If you have any information or can cast any light on this fascinating subject then Brighton Short Breaks would love to get wind from you. One of the healthiest things about life and loving in Brighton is the crazy array of narratives that break in the township. Perusing the articles of The Argus will perpetually provide a intriguing insight into the full array of characters and customs in our metropolis. Possibly its all the marvellous ocean air that makes our people so grand.
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