Bodgeham-on-Wye - Revision history

Hugh: /* Cuisine */

2024-07-10T12:58:17Z

Cuisine

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	Bodgeham-on-Wye is known for a distinct cuisine with a rich history. Former resident Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall described the local culinary tradition as "demand[ing] a refined, mature palette". The village dish, Bodgeham Delight, is comprised of potato chips covered in a layer of baked beans and mayonnaise arranged into the form of a St George's Cross.		Bodgeham-on-Wye is known for a distinct cuisine with a rich history. Former resident Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall described the local culinary tradition as "demand[ing] a refined, mature palette". The village dish, Bodgeham Delight, is comprised of potato chips covered in a layer of baked beans and mayonnaise arranged into the form of a St George's Cross.

	The local dairy co-operative produces a specialty cheese, Bodgeham Cheddar, in collaboration with the village cheesemonger, ''Wye Cheeses Wye''. It is available in young and mature variants, the latter at home on a charcuterie platter, while the former does well grated over a dish of bolognese pasta. The cheesemonger and co-operative members have come under fire of late for issuing a joint statement on the topic of food safety. The collective were quoted in The Bodgeham Byline as having said<blockquote>Pasteurization? Not one of us here has ever heard of pasteurization. Sounds French! No thank you.</blockquote>		The local dairy co-operative produces a specialty cheese, Bodgeham Cheddar, in collaboration with the village cheesemonger, ''Wye Cheeses Wye''. It is available in young and mature variants, the latter at home on a charcuterie platter, while the former does well grated over a dish of bolognese pasta. The cheesemonger and co-operative members have come under fire of late for issuing a joint statement on the topic of food safety. The collective were quoted in The Bodgeham Byline as having said<blockquote>Pasteurization? Not one of us here has ever heard of pasteurization. Sounds French! No thank you.</blockquote>Bodgeham-on-Wye is the birthplace of the hexagonal hash brown.

	== Local Businesses and Organizations ==		== Local Businesses and Organizations ==

KingNoosh: /* Notable people */

2024-06-06T09:23:22Z

Notable people

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	*[[User:Hugh\|Hugh]], inventor of Bodgeham's famed Egg Mayonnaise-based dish.		*[[User:Hugh\|Hugh]], inventor of Bodgeham's famed Egg Mayonnaise-based dish.
	*Anosh Malik, current mayor of Bodgeham.		*[[User:KingNoosh\|Anosh Malik]], current mayor of Bodgeham.
	*[[User:Joenash\|Joe Nash]], once recorded as saying "no village organising this year".		*[[User:Joenash\|Joe Nash]], once recorded as saying "no village organising this year".
	*Abdul,		*Abdul,

KingNoosh: Added current mayor

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Added current mayor

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	Bodgeham has many incredibly famous and excellent people of which you have no doubt heard, They include:		Bodgeham has many incredibly famous and excellent people of which you have no doubt heard, They include:

	*[[User:Hugh\|Hugh]], inventor of Bodgeham's famed Egg Mayonnaise-based dish,		*[[User:Hugh\|Hugh]], inventor of Bodgeham's famed Egg Mayonnaise-based dish.
	*[[User:Joenash\|Joe Nash]], once recorded as saying "no village organising this year",		*Anosh Malik, current mayor of Bodgeham.
			*[[User:Joenash\|Joe Nash]], once recorded as saying "no village organising this year".
	*Abdul,		*Abdul,
	*[[User:Be7.is\|Bevis]], Chief Fire Safety Officer for Bodgeham-on-Wye and the surrounding flammable areas.		*[[User:Be7.is\|Bevis]], Chief Fire Safety Officer for Bodgeham-on-Wye and the surrounding flammable areas.
	*Anais, Arcane and natural magic practitioner		*Anais, Arcane and natural magic practitioner.

	== See also==		== See also==

Be7.is: /* Notable people */

2024-05-24T17:29:54Z

Notable people

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	*Abdul,		*Abdul,
	*[[User:Be7.is\|Bevis]], Chief Fire Safety Officer for Bodgeham-on-Wye and the surrounding flammable areas.		*[[User:Be7.is\|Bevis]], Chief Fire Safety Officer for Bodgeham-on-Wye and the surrounding flammable areas.
			*Anais, Arcane and natural magic practitioner

	== See also==		== See also==

Be7.is: /* Legends and traditions */

2024-05-24T17:26:12Z

Legends and traditions

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	A grassroots organisation, Bodgeham Cryptozoological Society, has vowed to answer the question of its existence once and for all, and is actively recruiting volunteers at the 2024 village fête for 'The Search for the Bodgeham Badger'.		A grassroots organisation, Bodgeham Cryptozoological Society, has vowed to answer the question of its existence once and for all, and is actively recruiting volunteers at the 2024 village fête for 'The Search for the Bodgeham Badger'.

	There used to be sightings of small mouse-sized ~~spites~~, seemingly made of wool, around the village. The local arcane and natural magic practitioner is said to have conjured these into existence while living in the old haberdashery. The locals call these "Ghemotochi" from the word Ghemotoc used to describe the small balls of fibers (pilling) that form on fabrics in Romanian, the native tongue of their rumored mother. As sightings of the Bodgeham Badger have increased the sightings of these Ghemotochi has decreased dramatically suggesting that there may be a link between them.		There used to be many sightings of small mouse-sized sprites, seemingly made of wool, around the village. The local arcane and natural magic practitioner is said to have conjured these into existence while living in the old haberdashery. The locals call these "Ghemotochi" from the word "Ghemotoc", used to describe the small balls of fibers (pilling) that form on fabrics in Romanian, the native tongue of their rumored mother. As sightings of the Bodgeham Badger have increased the sightings of these Ghemotochi has decreased dramatically suggesting that there may be a link between them.

	Since 2016, rumours of an underground cult worshipping a mysterious prophet have plagued the village.		Since 2016, rumours of an underground cult worshipping a mysterious prophet have plagued the village.

Be7.is: /* Legends and traditions */

2024-05-24T16:58:56Z

Legends and traditions

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	\|Contact=Joenash		\|Contact=Joenash
	\|HideList=true		\|HideList=true
	\|Activities=Bodgeham Badger ~~Hunt~~}}		\|Activities=Coconut Shy, The Search for the Bodgeham Badger.}}

	'''Bodgeham-on-Wye''' is a village within the civil parish of Hackerly, in Herefordshire, England, near the border with Wales. It had a population estimated at 15 in 2024.<ref>Hackerly Parish Census. Retrieved 27 April 2024</ref> It lies in the south-east of the county, on the River Wye<sup>[citation needed]</sup>, and adjacent to the Eastnor Deer Park. Bodgeham-on-Wye is [[upside-down]].		'''Bodgeham-on-Wye''' is a village within the civil parish of Hackerly, in Herefordshire, England, near the border with Wales. It had a population estimated at 15 in 2024.<ref>Hackerly Parish Census. Retrieved 27 April 2024</ref> It lies in the south-east of the county, on the River Wye<sup>[citation needed]</sup>, and adjacent to the Eastnor Deer Park. Bodgeham-on-Wye is [[upside-down]].
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	The Bodgeham Badger, a mysterious cryptid also known as the "King of Badgers", has been reported many times, but never photographed or even identified with certainty. It is said to be about the size and proportions of the average human but with the head of a Badger. Sometimes only glowing red eyes and a pulsing red glowing tail, akin to a bioluminescent jellyfish, have been reported along with a deep garbled growl. All reports have come when it has been dark and never during rain suggesting it is adverse to light and water.		The Bodgeham Badger, a mysterious cryptid also known as the "King of Badgers", has been reported many times, but never photographed or even identified with certainty. It is said to be about the size and proportions of the average human but with the head of a Badger. Sometimes only glowing red eyes and a pulsing red glowing tail, akin to a bioluminescent jellyfish, have been reported along with a deep garbled growl. All reports have come when it has been dark and never during rain suggesting it is adverse to light and water.

	A grassroots organisation, Bodgeham Cryptozoological Society, has vowed to answer the question of its existence once and for all, and is actively recruiting volunteers at the 2024 village fête.		A grassroots organisation, Bodgeham Cryptozoological Society, has vowed to answer the question of its existence once and for all, and is actively recruiting volunteers at the 2024 village fête for 'The Search for the Bodgeham Badger'.

	There used to be sightings of small mouse-sized spites, seemingly made of wool, around the village. The local arcane and natural magic practitioner is said to have conjured these into existence while living in the old haberdashery. The locals call these "Ghemotochi" from the word Ghemotoc used to describe the small balls of fibers (pilling) that form on fabrics in Romanian, the native tongue of their rumored mother. As sightings of the Bodgeham Badger have increased the sightings of these ~~Ghemotoci~~ has decreased dramatically suggesting that there may be a link between them.		There used to be sightings of small mouse-sized spites, seemingly made of wool, around the village. The local arcane and natural magic practitioner is said to have conjured these into existence while living in the old haberdashery. The locals call these "Ghemotochi" from the word Ghemotoc used to describe the small balls of fibers (pilling) that form on fabrics in Romanian, the native tongue of their rumored mother. As sightings of the Bodgeham Badger have increased the sightings of these Ghemotochi has decreased dramatically suggesting that there may be a link between them.

	Since 2016, rumours of an underground cult worshipping a mysterious prophet have plagued the village.		Since 2016, rumours of an underground cult worshipping a mysterious prophet have plagued the village.

Be7.is at 16:39, 24 May 2024

2024-05-24T16:39:28Z

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	\|Contact=Joenash		\|Contact=Joenash
	\|HideList=true		\|HideList=true
	}}		\|Activities=Bodgeham Badger Hunt}}

	'''Bodgeham-on-Wye''' is a village within the civil parish of Hackerly, in Herefordshire, England, near the border with Wales. It had a population estimated at 15 in 2024.<ref>Hackerly Parish Census. Retrieved 27 April 2024</ref> It lies in the south-east of the county, on the River Wye<sup>[citation needed]</sup>, and adjacent to the Eastnor Deer Park. Bodgeham-on-Wye is [[upside-down]].		'''Bodgeham-on-Wye''' is a village within the civil parish of Hackerly, in Herefordshire, England, near the border with Wales. It had a population estimated at 15 in 2024.<ref>Hackerly Parish Census. Retrieved 27 April 2024</ref> It lies in the south-east of the county, on the River Wye<sup>[citation needed]</sup>, and adjacent to the Eastnor Deer Park. Bodgeham-on-Wye is [[upside-down]].

Be7.is: Updated Bevis in notable people and fleshed out lore of village legends.

2024-05-24T16:24:29Z

Updated Bevis in notable people and fleshed out lore of village legends.

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	==Legends and traditions==		==Legends and traditions==
	The Bodgeham Badger has been reported many times, but never identified with certainty. ~~A grassroots organisation, Bodgeham Badger Watch, has vowed~~ to ~~answer~~ the ~~question~~ of ~~its existence once~~ and ~~for all~~, and is ~~actively recruiting volunteers at the 2024 village fête~~.		The Bodgeham Badger, a mysterious cryptid also known as the "King of Badgers", has been reported many times, but never photographed or even identified with certainty. It is said to be about the size and proportions of the average human but with the head of a Badger. Sometimes only glowing red eyes and a pulsing red glowing tail, akin to a bioluminescent jellyfish, have been reported along with a deep garbled growl. All reports have come when it has been dark and never during rain suggesting it is adverse to light and water.

	Since 2016, rumours of an underground cult worshipping a mysterious prophet have plagued the village.		A grassroots organisation, Bodgeham Cryptozoological Society, has vowed to answer the question of its existence once and for all, and is actively recruiting volunteers at the 2024 village fête.

			There used to be sightings of small mouse-sized spites, seemingly made of wool, around the village. The local arcane and natural magic practitioner is said to have conjured these into existence while living in the old haberdashery. The locals call these "Ghemotochi" from the word Ghemotoc used to describe the small balls of fibers (pilling) that form on fabrics in Romanian, the native tongue of their rumored mother. As sightings of the Bodgeham Badger have increased the sightings of these Ghemotoci has decreased dramatically suggesting that there may be a link between them.

			Since 2016, rumours of an underground cult worshipping a mysterious prophet have plagued the village.

	==Media==		==Media==
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	*[[User:Joenash\|Joe Nash]], once recorded as saying "no village organising this year",		*[[User:Joenash\|Joe Nash]], once recorded as saying "no village organising this year",
	*Abdul,		*Abdul,
	*Bevis, Chief Fire Safety ~~Offer~~ for Bodgeham-on-Wye and the surrounding flammable areas		*[[User:Be7.is\|Bevis]], Chief Fire Safety Officer for Bodgeham-on-Wye and the surrounding flammable areas.

	== See also==		== See also==

Joenash at 13:52, 17 May 2024

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	==Legends and traditions==		==Legends and traditions==
	The Bodgeham Badger has been reported many times, but never identified with certainty.		The Bodgeham Badger has been reported many times, but never identified with certainty. A grassroots organisation, Bodgeham Badger Watch, has vowed to answer the question of its existence once and for all, and is actively recruiting volunteers at the 2024 village fête.

	Since 2016, rumours of an underground cult worshipping a mysterious prophet have plagued the village.		Since 2016, rumours of an underground cult worshipping a mysterious prophet have plagued the village.

Hugh at 18:37, 12 May 2024

2024-05-12T18:37:30Z

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	'''Bodgeham-on-Wye''' is a village within the civil parish of Hackerly, in Herefordshire, England, near the border with Wales. It had a population estimated at 15 in 2024.<ref>Hackerly Parish Census. Retrieved 27 April 2024</ref> It lies in the south-east of the county, on the River Wye<sup>[citation needed]</sup>, and adjacent to the Eastnor Deer Park. Bodgeham-on-Wye is upside-down.		'''Bodgeham-on-Wye''' is a village within the civil parish of Hackerly, in Herefordshire, England, near the border with Wales. It had a population estimated at 15 in 2024.<ref>Hackerly Parish Census. Retrieved 27 April 2024</ref> It lies in the south-east of the county, on the River Wye<sup>[citation needed]</sup>, and adjacent to the Eastnor Deer Park. Bodgeham-on-Wye is [[upside-down]].

	==History==		==History==