The Ramblings of a Brythonic Druid and Awenydd!
I’ve always had a fondness for dirt. As a child, nothing made me happier than making mud pies in my backyard. Back then, I had no idea how remarkable dirt truly was. Even now, I feel most at home in…
Introduction: “The Magic of Birds” More Than Just a Field Guide All of us have experienced the enigmatic call of our winged comrades, whether deep in the woods or in the centre of a city. Most of us see birds…
With spooky season upon us, let’s explore the chilling tale of the Welsh Blair Witch. Today’s blog discusses Canrig Bwt, the brain eating witch of Llanberis. The Story of Canrig Bwt “On the Llanberis Pass, near Ynys Ettws and the…
Disclaimer: I received finished copy of Pantheon: The Irish from the Publisher in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review. For anyone who has dipped their metaphoric…
It is that time of the year again, the wheel has turned and nothing quite lights up the forest floor the way that Fly Agaric does. With its bright red caps, it summons feelings of childhood fairy tales and wonder.…
Saint Seiriol's Well in Anglesey reflects a rich spiritual heritage, with roots in both Christian and Pagan traditions. Associated with the 6th-century saint Seiriol, the well is believed to possess healing powers and has a dual nature as a site…
