I’ve spent the last few years walking footpaths and forest tracks with a question whispering at my heels: What traces of the witch remain in the land? Not just the ones conjured by horror stories or Fairy Tales, but also the real women and men&
“In Victorian England cloves were pushed into the skin of an orange to create a scented pomander, given as gifts and seen as a charm for good luck when gifted on New Year’s Day. Nowadays they tend to be used as Christmas decorations.&rdqu
Mince pies have had many names on their journey from their first incarnations in medieval times, one such name was wayfarers’ pies – as they were given to travellers to warm their bellies on long winter nights. We strongly encourage celeb
I’m delighted to share the winner of my December Witch Country giveaway: the lovely Loren from @feathersandfurart! She’ll be getting a copy of Witch Country in the post in time for Christmas! (Postal deities permitting! 💌) 🎄?
Ready to be transported this December? Follow me to seek witch marks on the winter solstice, standing stones in frosted fields and feel the chill of deep time in a journey through underground caverns. And that’s just the beginning! ❄️✨ Witch Co
“Winter is the time for rest and rejuvenation. During winter, we may sleep more. Just looking at nature turning darker means we know it’s rest season. What do many animals do during winter? They rest, many hibernating completely. Whereas
“The Kitchen Witch steeps herbs for remedies or offerings to the spirits, in ancient times she may, while stoking the fire, have sought blessings from the Goddess for a kind winter.” ❄️ ✨ Yoga for Witches ❄️✨ This is the snippet of book
“French historian Jules Michelet (who interestingly also wrote a very poetic book about witches: La Sorcière in 1862) saw coffee as “mighty nourishment of the brain, which unlike other spirits, heightens purity and lucidity; coffee