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Antlered Path

Sacred reflections and inspirations from liminal spaces, wild edgeness and spirit allies. Weaving in Nature wisdom through my Hedge Witchery and Priestess practices.

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New Moon July - Nourishing sacred roots

A time to refresh your sacred roots & rekindle belonging on the trods

We belong to the wild, we belong to the deer trods, we belong to the ecosystem of magic and wonder, the landscape of elements and the mundane world!

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Crossing the Ford to Dark Moon

The Crone of the Ford has been nudging at me this week to come and say hello, to bring a blessing and to attune to the dark moon with her. So this weekend I have followed this intuitive call and headed down to the local ford (evening time w...

16 days ago
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Whispering Well and Humming Trees

Journeying to Lady's Well of Hermitage and Humming trees of Batcombe complete with an extended trodcast

Hello deer ones,

23 days ago
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Flowering of the Midsummer hearth

Enjoying plant magic and reflecting on the role of fire in midsummer rituals as the Sun peaks and pauses

Hello Deer Ones.

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Seeking out the dragon of Drakenorth Hill

Ancient woodland, a magnetic pathway and a trodcast - come along for a journey into the mythic aspects of a local hill and haven for wildlife.

I journeyed into a new-to-me liminal sanctuary deep in the Dorset Downs and have shared some of...

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    Pagan Animist Practitioner. Writer and Podcaster. Follower of the deer trods and old tracks. Living at the edge of a Dorset Village and carrying out sacred wild edged rituals to support the spaces around me.

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