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Witch Country Ghost Stories
12 June 2025
Sarah Robinson
Witch Country Ghost Stories
Sarah Robinson
12 June 2025

Witch Country Ghost Stories

Sarah Robinson
12 June 2025

Welcome to Witch Country Ghost Stories. Prepare this month, to meet the White Lady of the Lyttletons, found in The Grey Ghost Book

by Jessie Adelaide Middleton, 1915

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Newer PostEpisode 18: Litha Part 2 - Songs of the Sea
Older PostEpisode 17: Litha Part 1 - Midsummer Magic & Love Lore

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“To the modern Kitchen Witch, the pumpkin may symbolise protection; abundance as harvest foodstuff; hope as a light in the dark; and transformation from foodstuff to magical lantern (and then back into food again if you chop up the lantern and
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Soon we welcome both the new moon and the autumn equinox, a space of balance, when day and night stand equal before the dark begins to gather. This threshold is rich with magic, offering us a chance to pause, r
This transition between the golden seasons of summer and autumn is both beautiful and bittersweet. The countryside is letting off its last fireworks; Autumn is murmuring at the golden curling edges of the days, hiding in the evening’s golden ho
Writers! πŸ“ The latest round of @arvon__ grants are now available, I highly recommend applying! #witchcountry owes much of its existence to the generous grant I received from the Arvon foundation and I had an absolutely amazing time writing Witch Cou
The next full moon πŸŒ• will be around October 6th, as the closest full moon to the autumn equinox (Sept 22nd) it’s known as the harvest moon. 
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Depending on a years lunar cycle the harvest moon can sometimes be in September and sometimes in
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