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This past fall was a disappointing one for acorns. With the lack of food, squirrels, blue jays and crows have all but disappeared. I miss the crows especially, because they always seemed like messengers from the Otherworld. And there was one coal black squirrel whom I regarded as...
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March 7, 2019 Ellen
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By the time most of you read this, preparations for Winter Solstice will be underway. I already have a little tree decorated and situated in a place of honor. I think of it as a version of the ancient “World Tree”, the Indo-European axis mundi and center of...
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December 5, 2018 Ellen
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The big news this Moonth has been ACORNS. This amazing food source is available to us for free, wherever there are oak trees. Our European ancestors relied on them for carbohydrates, thousands of years before wheat ever made an appearance. If you are lucky enough to have a...
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October 4, 2016 Ellen
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