Thunders Barrow is a Bronze Age bowl barrow and Iron Age hill fort on the hill above Southwick, West Sussex.

Similar to how Wayland’s Smithy neolithic long barrow is named after the Saxon smith god, it is likely that the…

Things have calmed down a little bit with the flat sale, so I have been able to host our Lughnasadh ceremony at mine.

The home altar is set up with sheaves of wheat, my bronze sickle, corn dollies and a…

I am selling my flat at the moment, so have had to make the place look a bit less weird for when viewers come round. Because of this, I have not been able to have my usual seasonal altar.

While…

My altar for Beltane features two wooden phalluses with red and white altar cloths and ribbons. The candle holder tree above the altar is constructed of ironwork branches, upon which hangs a Green Woman’s face that I have re-painted to…

For my seasonal altar, I have a statue representing Ceridwen with a goblet for wine on one side and a bowl of seeds on the other.

Spring Equinox is probably one of the least queer of all the ceremonies that…