The Silver Well Hearth

The Silver Well Hearth

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Practising Fyrnsidu as a solitary believer. www.silverwellhearth.uk https://www.youtube.com/@TheSilverWellHearth

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Winterfylleð – The Promise Beneath the Frost The harvest sleeps in furrowed soil,The fields grow still, the mists roilTo silver veils on meadow and tree,As winter claims the land we see. The leaves fall softly, gold to brown,And twilight lays its mantle down.Yet in the dark, beneath the cold,Lie…

silverwellhearth.ukWinterfylleð – The Promise Beneath the FrostThe harvest sleeps in furrowed soil,The fields grow still, the mists roilTo silver veils on meadow and tree,As winter claims the land we see. The leaves fall softly, gold to brown,And twilight lays its mantle down.Yet in the dark, beneath the cold,Lie seeds of hope not yet grown old. Oh Nerþum, Mother of the ground,
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Wondering if any neighbouring countries now wish to blame the US for poor countryside management resulting in air pollution from wildfires like they did earlier this year...? BBC News - Hawk fire: 90,000 told to evacuate as wildfire approaches Reno, Nevada - BBC News www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

bbc.co.ukHawk fire: 90,000 told to evacuate as wildfire approaches Reno, NevadaThe fire has burned around 10,500 acres and is completely uncontained, officials say.

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Ever wondered about how we construct the Anglo-Saxon calendar? Well, wonder no more, because @heathenwildcat.bsky.social has provided this excellent explanation on doing exactly that! Like, share and follow the www.minewyrtruman.com blog! #Fyrnsidu #HeathenSky

minewyrtruman.comReconstructing the Anglo-Saxon Calendar: A Tutorial | Mine WyrtrumanWes Hal!1 Wes hāl and Beo gesund are Old English greetings and farewells that literally mean Be well/whole/healthy. The first seemed to be more common...
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Yesterday I explored yet another of the stunning Iron Age Hill Forts we are blessed with in Dorset. It gave me peace, perspective and presence. I recommend natural world engagement for anyone who needs those things in their lives. Hod Hill, North Dorset. #Fyrnsidu #HeathenSky

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I'm not sure who needs to hear this today, but be kind to each other! We can all be selfish and yet selfless when it suits us. Sometimes we get the balance wrong, but we're all human and as long as we can admit our mistakes and commit to wanting to do better, we still deserve kindness and love.

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It's eclipse time in Europe as Sunne and Mōna unite. May they bring the change you need to see in your lives, in all our lives. #Fyrnsidu #HeathenSky #Eclipse2026

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Would recommend this blog to anyone interested in Fyrnsidu. Badger is one of the best and I miss his podcast!!

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This week there will be a solar eclipse, and with that in mind, this blōt from the inimitable Badger of the Wind In The Worldtree blog will be of interest to anyone looking to fully experience it. Like and follow his blog! #Fyrnsidu #HeathenSky wp.me/p7a7ji-dK

wp.meBlot for Sunne and Mona at a Solar EclipseModern man likes to think they invented time. But our 24 hours and our months and our year are playing out all in the sky above us. Long before the tic of clock or the chime of alarms we had the su…
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Harvest Blōt of Thanks It has been an incredibly tough Summer here in Dorset. The heatwaves have been essentially repeatedly cooking the ground and plants have really struggled to grow. At this point we have been without proper rain for at least two months. Farmers will have low yields and cattle…

silverwellhearth.ukHarvest Blōt of ThanksIt has been an incredibly tough Summer here in Dorset. The heatwaves have been essentially repeatedly cooking the ground and plants have really struggled to grow. At this point we have been without proper rain for at least two months. Farmers will have low yields and cattle and farm animals are already reliant on winter feeds to keep going. Many farmers have had to sell off livestock or take them for slaughter earlier than planned.

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