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Y Mabinogi – The Fourth Branch – Trailer – Going live on YouTube 5pm, 13th September
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Y Mabinogi – The Fourth Branch – Trailer – Going live on YouTube 5pm, 13th September

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Hello, my friends! The trailer for Y Mabinogi - The Fourth Branch is set to go live on my YouTube

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Video of House Concert 53

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Here is the video of House Concert 53 streamed live on Facebook and YouTube on Saturday 24th August.  This was

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DruidCast – A Druid Podcast Episode 206

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Shownotes for DruidCast Episode 206 Outside of Time - https://nymphya.com/ The Talky Bit - Interview with Nymphya - https://nymphya.com/ Nymphya/Rose

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The 4th Branch has Begun

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Hello, my friends! Although it's been fairly quiet here and on my social media platforms I've been very busy over

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Damh, Cerri & Oscar go to Bude and Boscastle

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Another of our videos from our trip to Cornwall. This time we visit Pamela Coleman-Smith the creator of the famous

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Green Grimoire – The Cornwall Holiday – Sunny Days

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A month ago we took a week's holiday in Cornwall which was fabulous. There are so many sacred sites and

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Damh the Bard interview with Philip Carr Gomm

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An interview with me by Philip Carr-Gomm on the OBOD Druid Hearth where we discuss grief, my journey into Druidry,

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DruidCast – A Druid Podcast Episode 205

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Shownotes for DruidCast Episode 205 Skuderinka Wassail - RavenHymn - https://ravenhymn.bandcamp.com/album/dawn-of-the-raven The Talky Bit - Moss Mathey - German Dragon

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Damh, Cerri and Oscar visit Madron’s Well

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Hello lovely people, we are back with another video, this time we are in Cornwall at Madron's Well. This is

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The Seer Poet

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For many, the modern Druid tradition is made up of three ‘grades’ or schools. The Bard, the Ovate and the

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