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This article needs sources, especially given the credentuals of the person who created it. Is this place Hogeats Vank? And is Hogeats Vank the same Hogeats vank that was saidto have been founded to banish whispering evil spirits living in a nearby rock. The name "Hogeats" in that instance has nothing to do with "Holy" spirits! Meowy 17:45, 17 February 2012 (UTC) reply