Tag: lughnasadh

This morning I read the article on Patheos Pagan by my buddy Jason Mankey called Why No One Loves Lammas

I thought I'd open a can of worms today. Throw a hot potato in. You know, stir it up a

Lughnasadh (aka Lammas) is one of the 8 festivals that are held within the modern Pagan Wheel of the Year.

Here in the Northern Hemisphere we are approaching the first harvest. The festival of Lughnasadh, or Lammas is raising its

I stood in circle on the flat hill just below the Long Man of Wilmington yesterday with about 60 other

Yesterday I was asked by my pals at the Folkcast podcast to create an audio spoken word piece for one

The Old Bearded Man stands crooked in the fields. Born at the time of the Winter Solstice he has felt

The long days of Summer are beginning to draw in as we make our way towards Autumn. The first harvest

On the Spring Equinox of 2000 seven friends made their way up the hill to the flat mound at the

Here in the UK Lughnasadh has just passed. What was a fresh green landscape at Beltane is now gold, with