Hedge Witchery
Hedge is a Teutonic term originally meaning any fence, boundary or enclosure, later meaning a specific type of living thicket planted to act as a fence, enclosure or boundary.
Old High German (language used roughly from 500 to 1050 C.E): hegga, hecka
Old Dutch (600 to 1150 C.E.): heggehn
Old Saxon or Old Low German (800 to 1200 C.E) : haeg
Anglo-Saxon or Old English (550 C.E to 1250C.E): hecg, hegge, haga, hecge or hege
Middle English (11th century and about 1470 C.E): hedge, [...]
It seems my rather controversial article “Where Have All the Gardners and Crowleys Gone? (An Answer)” has made the Top 20 Essays of 2009 on Witchvox! Which is pretty cool, I think they go by number of reads to decide.
I had opened my email box and wondered why I was getting mail about that one again. Good gods, just as the crap from its original posting had blown over … here we go again!
Maybe I should rewrite it for better [...]
The Walking the Hedge 2010 Calendar is ready to be ordered and shipped!
Created by the gang at the Hedge, this scrapbook style calendar is a beautiful work of art printed on recycled paper.
It features fun facts, Pagan & other holidays, special dates, lunar phases, poetry, art, photography and much more!
You pay a $23.00 donation to Walking the Hedge (Canadian dollars, which includes shipping)
All proceeds go to the cost of the calendar and the cost of webhosting for the Hedge
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I have been veyr busy getting the main Hedge site and forum updated and have had no time to write proper blog posts! I hope to get a few new ones up soon.
In the meantime …
I am adding the Hedge Blog feature to the main Hedge as a few folks voted that they wanted on in the poll. If you want you own Hedge Blog, please Pm or email me with the name you want for it and I wil [...]
Had a blast in Calgary and in Regina. I will write more about our wonderful experinces in the West as soon as I can
Many thanks to our gracious hosts Susan in Calgary and Erin in Regina (and their families) I will wax poetic about what wonderful hosts they are … when I have a bit more time and am on my own computer.
Today we head for Winnipeg! The city my mother was born in. Hurrah!
In the meantime, I [...]
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