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Crackle Mountain: May 2006
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Oh," answered the Hare, "we call it Crackle Mountain, there's always that noise here." Adapted folktales and fables; Illustrated with toys, mask and art from the dreaming mind. Friday, May 12, 2006. Crackle Mountain: folktale, Japan. Once upon a time there lived an old woodcutter and his wife, and their beloved pet Hare. They were poor but managed a simple and happy existance by living close to the deep forest where the old man collected wood. Ah, what had happen to his wife? The Hare had come home late ...
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Crackle Mountain: October 2006
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Oh," answered the Hare, "we call it Crackle Mountain, there's always that noise here." Adapted folktales and fables; Illustrated with toys, mask and art from the dreaming mind. Tuesday, October 17, 2006. Moonlight Over Cassia Peak - Chinese Folktale. Way back in the time of the Tang Dynasty, when Emperor Xuan-zong (713-741 A.D.) reigned, the people of Hangzhou enjoyed a heady evening at the annual Autumn Festival on a fine full moon night. As punishment he was sent to the moon to chop down the giant cass...
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Crackle Mountain: August 2006
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Oh," answered the Hare, "we call it Crackle Mountain, there's always that noise here." Adapted folktales and fables; Illustrated with toys, mask and art from the dreaming mind. Wednesday, August 16, 2006. The Fire Quest - Japanese Folktale. Scooping them up, he let out a deep sigh and spoke to those still spinning near his lamp, "Little ones it saddens me so to see you perish by my side. Will not any of you leave off the Fire Quest? He leaned in towards them to inquire, but they gave him no notice. The n...
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Crackle Mountain: The Ancestor of Tea - Chinese Folktale
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Oh," answered the Hare, "we call it Crackle Mountain, there's always that noise here." Adapted folktales and fables; Illustrated with toys, mask and art from the dreaming mind. Tuesday, June 06, 2006. The Ancestor of Tea - Chinese Folktale. Nestled in the high mountains sits the village of Dragon Well, once it was but a poor and isolated place. What a dreadful night to be out in the cold, " the old woman said when she beheld a shivering man in her doorway, "Please come in, sit down and have some tea.".
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Crackle Mountain: Crackle Mountain: folktale, Japan.
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Oh," answered the Hare, "we call it Crackle Mountain, there's always that noise here." Adapted folktales and fables; Illustrated with toys, mask and art from the dreaming mind. Friday, May 12, 2006. Crackle Mountain: folktale, Japan. Once upon a time there lived an old woodcutter and his wife, and their beloved pet Hare. They were poor but managed a simple and happy existance by living close to the deep forest where the old man collected wood. Ah, what had happen to his wife? The Hare had come home late ...
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Crackle Mountain: The Fire Quest - Japanese Folktale
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Oh," answered the Hare, "we call it Crackle Mountain, there's always that noise here." Adapted folktales and fables; Illustrated with toys, mask and art from the dreaming mind. Wednesday, August 16, 2006. The Fire Quest - Japanese Folktale. Scooping them up, he let out a deep sigh and spoke to those still spinning near his lamp, "Little ones it saddens me so to see you perish by my side. Will not any of you leave off the Fire Quest? He leaned in towards them to inquire, but they gave him no notice. The n...
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Crackle Mountain: The Princess Lily - Chinese Folktale
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Oh," answered the Hare, "we call it Crackle Mountain, there's always that noise here." Adapted folktales and fables; Illustrated with toys, mask and art from the dreaming mind. Saturday, July 29, 2006. The Princess Lily - Chinese Folktale. The fellow had a friendly look and so Tou asked, "Who is it that summons me? Please Sir," the servant begged. "My Master wishes to meet you, he's not far off.". The people he passed all smiled and called out hello as if they had been expecting him. When he reached ...
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Crackle Mountain: Moonlight Over Cassia Peak - Chinese Folktale
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Oh," answered the Hare, "we call it Crackle Mountain, there's always that noise here." Adapted folktales and fables; Illustrated with toys, mask and art from the dreaming mind. Tuesday, October 17, 2006. Moonlight Over Cassia Peak - Chinese Folktale. Way back in the time of the Tang Dynasty, when Emperor Xuan-zong (713-741 A.D.) reigned, the people of Hangzhou enjoyed a heady evening at the annual Autumn Festival on a fine full moon night. As punishment he was sent to the moon to chop down the giant cass...
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Crackle Mountain: The Elves and The Envious Neighbour - Japanese Folktale
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Oh," answered the Hare, "we call it Crackle Mountain, there's always that noise here." Adapted folktales and fables; Illustrated with toys, mask and art from the dreaming mind. Tuesday, March 06, 2007. The Elves and The Envious Neighbour - Japanese Folktale. Once upon a time a man was traveling back to his village from a long day at a local market. He was late and unfortunately found himself in the middle of the forest when the sun set. Now, why in heaven would he do such a thing? He stumbled back to the...