Weather and Folk Lore

Delve into the fascinating world of English folklore with "Weather and Folk Lore of Peterborough and District" by Charles Dack. This meticulously researched volume explores the rich tapestry of local history, focusing on the weather lore and folk beliefs unique to the Peterborough area. Discover the traditional wisdom and superstitions surrounding weather patterns, agricultural practices, and everyday life in this captivating region of England.

Explore a bygone era through the lens of its folk traditions. From predicting the seasons to understanding the influence of weather on community life, this book offers a glimpse into the beliefs and customs that shaped the lives of Peterborough's inhabitants. A valuable resource for those interested in folklore, local history, and the enduring power of folk wisdom, this book provides a unique perspective on the cultural heritage of England.

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