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Imbolc greetings, may the first faint stirrings of spring, bring warmth and happiness to you all.
We have made a few changes as you will see. Our shop has gone, however we can point you in the direction of some wonderful items via our astore (to which we will be adding at regular intervals), and we will be adding occasional unique hand crafted items by Celyn, available via PayPal from our site. We also have a few other plans brewing on the hearth so watch this space...!
If you are quick you will find some our old stock available on our Ebay Page. It's a good place to pick up a bargain, if there is nothing up when you first look please check back .
We will still bring you ancient tales from the rural wilds of the Wales and indeed Britain for that matter, including modern day ones on my blog Welsh Crone-ology!
We will also continue to add to our Celtic and Seasonal information and also some new areas will be explored as in these difficult days hearth and home seem increasingly more important to focus on.
So to those of you who have visited before, welcome and thanks for popping back, and to new visitors please come in and take a look... |

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| Imbolc |
Feburary 1st - 2nd |
Imbolc ( imolk) is without doubt an ancient festival, chronicled in Ireland in the 8th -9th century, the meaning of it's title long forgotten even then. |
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