I started this a couple of days ago (thanks @squirrelbrain ) exploring our relationship as women with nature, and the stories and Celtic myths that celebrate powerful women (kind of).
It starts with holy wells, and the keepers of the waters, so I thought I‘d stop by the Leechwells in Totnes yesterday - they‘re in amongst the high walls on the edge of town that surrounded a medieval leper hospital, and are seen as holy and healing (also v pretty!)
pickI read this book while developing my own sense of what female empowerment could look like when un-coopted by patriarchal myths. This book gave me a vocabulary to voice my intuitions, and has led me through hundreds of hours of discussion after putting down the book.
Thank you, @miralunasbooknook @Moray_Reads @youneverarrived and @Cathythoughts for the past few days' #jbuk mail ?
It's years since I posted Christmas cards but I sent a stack out earlier in the week and intend to have the rest ready to post on Monday.
This afternoon we are "doing the tree" etc. ?
If Women Rose Rooted: The Power of the Celtic Woman | 
