Folklore is thriving on social media, says Charlie Cooper
Source: BBC
FremantleMedia Ltd/Naked West Charlie Cooper - pictured with a costume head of Black Shuck, a ghostly dog said to roam East Anglia - says folklore can help people feel connected to their environmentRobin Hood in Sherwood Forest. Mermaids swimming off the coast of Cornwall. The ghostly dog Black Shuck roaming East Anglia.Every place has its own folklore - but now with the help of social media, more and more of it…
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