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Country Wisdom & Folklore Almanac

Country Wisdom & Folklore Almanac

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Our 114-page paperback perpetual almanac uses the contemporary annual cycle of festivals, known as the Wheel of the Year to share stories, sayings, superstitions and traditions which were originally published in our Country Wisdom & Folklore diary and feature black & white images throughout. Its aim is to bring together a selection of some of the most interesting folklore we have come across and share it with you in a way that assists you in observing the cycles of the year. Following the tradition of almanacs noting celestial events the wheel of the year brings together the Anglo Saxon tradition of observing the solstices & equinoxes with the Celtic tradition of celebrating fire festivals tied to the phases of the Moon. Observing the cycle of the seasons has been important to many people, both ancient and modern. By keeping alive some of the folklore traditions we cannot help but become more observant of nature and her seasonal variations whilst acknowledging their importance to our ancestors and thereby keeping us connected to our shared past. We hope this collection proves an enjoyable way to experience the year ahead.

Designed by Richard Taylor in Shropshire

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