Hiking Witch Bags
Description: A dark red outline graphic on a black background. At the top, curved text reads "BLAIR WITCH". In the center, a stick figure with outstretched arms stands between two tribal masks. Below the masks, "ESTD" is on the left and "1999" is on the right. A horizontal line connects the figures. Below the line, "HIKING CLUB" is centered, and under that, "MARYLAND" is also centered.
Description: A retro-style emblem featuring three stick figures surrounded by branches. The text at the top reads 'BLAIR WITCH' in an arc. Below the figures, 'ESTD' is on the left and '1999' is on the right. The bottom text reads 'HIKING CLUB MARIYLAND'. The overall palette is reddish-brown on black.
Description: A vintage-inspired emblem with a distressed texture. It features three stick figures, presumably representing a witch and two children, holding staffs. The text "BLAIR WITCH" curves above them, "ESTD 1999" is on either side, "HIKING CLUB" is centered below, and "MARYLAND" is at the bottom.
Description: Mount Munch is a "big, tall hill" in the eastern extreme of the Munchkin Country of the Land of Oz. On one side, the base of the peak just touches the border of the Deadly Desert that surrounds Oz. Near the bottom of the hill is where Nimmie Amee lives with Chopfyt. Above the lowest third of its height, the slopes are too steep to climb, so that the Munchkins do not go up, and the people on top do not come down. Those people, who live in a saucer-like depression at the top of Mount Munch, are sensibly called Hyups. They can be reached from the lower world, but only with difficulty; Ozma once sent them a decree via messenger eagle. They are situated in their isolation, rather like the Yips in their own distant corner of Oz.
Description: A retro outdoor badge inspired by the famous "Witch Doctor" lyric and the real city of Walla Walla, Washington. This vintage-style design celebrates the classic joke that Walla Walla is located somewhere between Ting Tang and Bing Bang. Perfect for lovers of nostalgic music, dad jokes, road trips, and retro Americana.
