Hove and Brighton Horses and Witches and Warlocks?
Brighton prides itself on its diversity, and the essence that we lionize so many different cultures and traditions, which is why in the constabulary department’s latest investigations possible withccraft is being put below the magnifying glass of our city detectives!
Through the past few weeks and calendar months there has been a spate of occurances affecting the braiding of horses manes. The plaiting is innocent enough to consider and pictures exhibited in The Argus register something corresponding to the handwork of kids just perfecting their hair dressing accomplishments on somebody more disposed than their infant chums or sisters. But it seems the law are having to retain an open judgment on this and admit the potential that it may be the handcraft of localised witches, the plaiting being a formal way of setting the horse as ‘ours’ or ’special’.
That fires the worry that the enchantress or warlock in question could be either a white witch/warlock or a black witch/warlock. So a minute of a worry there for the horse proprietors who love their creatures and therefore would clearly be occupied that a person could harbor any ill design towards these bonny animals!
Here at Brighton Short Breaks, where we firmly repute any bad design or motives from any of our city’s inhabitants so acclaim the picture of our magical sisters and brothers fluttering about the countryside and attending to the dress of the local horses by moonshine!
If you have any data or can cast any light on this fascinating case then Brighton Short Breaks would love to find out from you. One of the best things about life and loving in Brighton is the weird riches of narratives that spring up in the township. Perusals the articles of The Argus will ever provide a attractive insight into the grand array of eccentrics and customs in our metropolis. Perchance its all the wonderful sea air that makes our people so wonderful.
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