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Ale House Wives - Early Medieval Ireland

Ale House Wives to Witchery series part 4

Sep 25 •

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Ale House Wives - Tools Of Their Craft

Ale House Wives to Witchery series part 3

Sep 17 •

Ale House Wives - Ale Women & Their Goddesses

Ale House Wives to Witchery series part 2

Sep 10 •

What 'Vine' is Muin? - Autumn Prompt 1 - Part two

One of 20 modules of 'Ogham Prompts' (formerly ‘Journaling Nature Folklore’)

Sep 6 •

What 'Vine' is Muin? - Autumn Prompt 1 - Part one

One of 20 modules of 'Ogham Prompts' (formerly ‘Journaling Nature Folklore’)

Sep 4 •

September | From Goddess to Grotesque?

An Exploration of the Sheela-na-gig as Cailleach

Published on H A G • Sep 4

Ale House Wives - Persia and other Origins

Ale House Wives to Witchery series part 1

Sep 3 •

Apple Harvest & Wisdom, part 3

First Harvests series part 17

Aug 27 •

Nature Folklore

Nature Folklore

exploring folklore of nature through all four seasons, especially folklore of water, trees, weather and harvest cycles, the unseen, and how nature folklore can guide us.

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