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This is another opportunity to partake in this introductory workshop, for those of you who missed the last one. Anyone who attends this workshop can then move on to level II, Entering the Sacred Grove on August 21st and 22nd. … Continue reading →

This is Gorse, which you see everywhere at the moment, it’s sunny blossoms opening up, and the heady aroma of Spring reaches the nostrils as we walk the downs. Gorse is a hardy shrub, withstanding the blustery sea winds, its … Continue reading →

Yew just had to be tree of the week, after they worked their magic on us in Kingley Vale last Saturday. The Ogham symbol for Yew is Idho. When we have this symbol placed into our energy field it allows … Continue reading →

How wonderful to spend yesterday morning with a few old friends in the magical forest of Kingley Vale. These ancient Yews never cease to take my breath away as soon as the first one shows itself quietly waiting in the … Continue reading →

This is the Scots Pine – Ahim in Ogham. It’s symbol is this.  The Scots Pine is seen as a tree of farsightedness. When this Ogham symbol is placed into one’s energy field it will help to lift us out … Continue reading →

I am organising a guided walk in the ancient Yew forest of Kingley Vale on Sunday June 9th 2013. This forest is home to some of the oldest and most breathtaking Yew trees in Europe. The area is a diverse … Continue reading →

I was away last week, and on my return I was thrilled to see that the pair of collar doves who roost in my Hawthorn tree have presented their two little snuggled-up babies. Keeping fingers crossed that they survive this … Continue reading →

This is the beautiful Blackthorn. You cannot miss these striking white blossoms at this time of the year. Blackthorn blossom appears before the leaves, and when the flowers are young they taste like almonds. Be careful when picking them, however! … Continue reading →

Alder is a tree little recognised by many people, but once you get to know the distinctive outline it will never be forgotten. The Alder loves water, and is happiest when growing near a lake or river. It’s unusual because … Continue reading →

Please think of the people of Japan today. It is the second anniversary of the devastating tsunami which touched all our hearts. Thank you x This is Kannon, Goddess of compassion, known in China as Quan Yin.