This is so poignant and bitter sweet.
I hope you enjoy it, nonetheless.

The 1950s Ladybird Artists created so many treasures like this for children. Yes, there was a time when children's literature was edifying, beautiful, and wholesome.

"Where are the musicians?" I've certainly spoken my mind on this subject. What an amazing artist he is

An English poaching song (excerpt thereof)

"A storyteller is the one who keeps the memories of a people alive. They are the guardians of our history and the weavers of our future.”
― Jim Henson

Image: The Storyteller by Jacques Clement Wagrez

https://odysee.com/@eatbakesing:7/may-songs-a-selection:8?r=CjtRPc8QwE4JdfppuSzAASTE4tFxRHE9

Odysee

May songs - a selection

I don't like talking to the camera. Would rather sing any day! Anyway here are snippets from some of my favourite songs, all which mention May (the month when the majority of songs are set)

I’ve always refrained from posting political statements on here, but I don’t particularly see this as a political issue.

It’s a racially motivated assault on the great people across Britain that uphold the folk music of their communities and ancestors.

People that run many of the Twitter, Facebook and Instagram Folklore/Music pages are happy to promote this kind of racial hatred. And I’m calling them out as frauds.

I stand with people across the world that uphold the traditional cultures of their lands and their forebears. And unlike these anti-White/British fraudsters, I support Europeans in doing this too.

https://youtu.be/j9LEy6zvf4M

YouTube

Hal an Tow folk song 💚

For the 1st May Oh and I started a podcast a year ago today: https://youtu.be/QXypnqg0emI https://open.spotify.com/episode/2md5cPfHijkYOGdS2a3eJW?si=isDKFAmXSFuhp1y5KfaGJA&utm\_source=copy-link ***🌟******🌟******🌟******🌟******🌟******🌟******🌟******🌟******🌟******🌟******🌟******🌟******🌟******🌟******🌟*** I'm a folk singer based in Nottingham, England…