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A Word of Caution from the Museum...Best read with a cup of tea, suitable biscuits and a sturdy degree of curiosity.
Pages have been known to reshuffle themselves.
Words occasionally wander off.
Nothing is fully explained (terribly sorry about that).
Everything has been carefully observed.
Very little has been properly solved.
You may need to tilt your head from time to time.
The Sleepy Hedgehog Society Archives have finally been found!
These aren't just any old papers and dull documents.They're carefully recorded observations from a rather peculiar 1950s British Society. Once thought utterly lost (and rather mourned), these terribly important historical artefacts have reappeared most unexpectedly and are now being carefully and faithfully restored.
Formerly The Hedgerow Observational League, Cryptozoological & Society of Phenomenological Study and General Nocturnal Documentation (quite the mouthful, hence the change of name) the Sleepy Hedgehog Society was a gathering of esteemed scholars and hedgerow agents who devoted themselves to gently documenting the decidedly odd goings-on in the village of Bogglington Hollow.
Catalogued with great care by L. Hamilton White, Head Curator of the Archive Department at the Royal Bogglington Hollow Museum, these artefacts offer a proper introduction to the Society's curious work.
What You'll Discover Tucked Inside:
Meeting minutes (complete with margin notes and footnotes that got a bit carried away) Illustrated field reports on marmalade meddling, toast peculiarities and postal irregularities Dispatches from the Garden Gnome Theatrical & Documentation Department Various witness statements (some far more believable than others, but all terribly interesting)
This edition arrives as a museum reproduction. Complete with filing notes, official stamps, genuine tea stains and an archival wear that comes from being properly studied. Every smudge and scribble has been preserved with tremendous care.
Reproduced by the Royal Bogglington Hollow Museum.
Published for archival purposes.
Some scuffing is expected.
Pages may behave oddly... this is all perfectly normal.
P.S. If your own marmalade, post, tea or toast begins to run amok after reading, please do consult the relevant documentation herein. The Sleepy Hedgehog Society has encountered this on many occasions.
