Thinking About – The Summer Solstice
The Summer Solstice, known to many Druids by the Welsh name Alban Hefin marks the longest day of the year.
Continue ReadingThinking About – The Magic of the Sea
I was born in Cornwall, that rugged, mystical peninsula in the far south-west of the island, and my first years
Continue ReadingThinking About – Getting to Know my Square Mile
I've been thinking about some of the positive changes that have come about in my life due to the impact
Continue ReadingThere’s a Tree by the Well in the Wood, that’s covered in Garlands
Imbolc, Candlemass, on or around the 1st February but for me when the land is white with Snowdrops. A festival
Continue ReadingThey Stopped Telling their Stories
Last week Cerri and I took our first holiday of the year. We went to one of my favourite places,
Continue ReadingFrom the Solstice to Imbolc
I confess that I have always found January to be the hardest month of the year. Named after the God
Continue ReadingFor a Love of Winter
I noticed this week just how quickly the year had flown by. One moment it seemed I was welcoming the
Continue ReadingThinking About – Lughnasadh
Lughnasadh (aka Lammas) is one of the 8 festivals that are held within the modern Pagan Wheel of the Year.
Continue ReadingI go to the Church of Trees
That magnificent nature poem was written by my Bardic Buddy Arthur Hinds and to me sums up in just a
Continue ReadingThinking About – The Hunter and the Hunted
When I'm out walking there is a sound that I love to hear. It is a sound that was absent
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