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• It’s Not Done Yet

  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, [...]

• Here We Go Again

  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

  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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• Busy Busy Busy

  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 [...]

• Leaving the West and Something to Think About

  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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