Our latest Green Grimoire video.
We take you on a trip to The Long Man of Wilmington, a place that is sacred to us, which we love and visit frequently. It’s a bit nippy and windy but it’s a lovely day nonetheless.
We also visit the fabulous Yew tree in the Wilmington churchyard.
Click on the image below to see the video.
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Hey Dave, Cerri, and Oscar! Thanks for this blog in my email this morning. It is just what I needed to infuse a bit of hope and cheer into a cold daybreak. Your efforts make the world seem a bit less daunting and inimical.
Pure Magic! Thank you both for posting.
Ah thanks.. I really enjoyed watching your videos and listening to you both. I felt like I was on the journey with you.
Can’t wait til the next one.
Alli
Thank you for sharing this part of your journey with us. I’m an avid hiker – which is part of my spiritual practice. It is so beneficial to be outdoors – nourishing. I felt blessed and inspired by this video. Please share more of your insights regarding sacred landscapes with further videos like this one for those of us who don’t live in the UK.
Hello Cerri, Dave and Oscar!! Thank you for taking us along with you on this wonderful trek to these magical places!!!! I enjoyed your company along the way! Food for the soul indeed. Warm Blessings
I loved the Long Man and Wilmington Yew video so much. Your walks allow us to experience the blessings of the Land with you. Such joy for someone very far away physically but still close to Britain (where I was born) in spirit. Many thanks to you both.