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Woodlarking Woodlarking: A nature blog answering the call of the wild. Tales of woodland, folklore, witchcraft, foraging and wandering in the forest.

A seasonal view of Pagan living and the Old Ways from myth to herb lore.

17/06/2026
Just stopping by for a while.
17/06/2026

Just stopping by for a while.

Kids should have the chance to learn real life skills like cooking, gardening, and growing their own food. There’s somet...
17/06/2026

Kids should have the chance to learn real life skills like cooking, gardening, and growing their own food. There’s something good in getting muddy hands, planting seeds, wandering the woods, and watching things grow through the seasons. It teaches patience, respect for nature, and an appreciation for where food truly comes from. A small garden can teach lessons no screen ever will. 🌿
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Among the moss and fallen wood, an ancient woodland indicator species. The cheese snail, a red list species too, one of ...
17/06/2026

Among the moss and fallen wood, an ancient woodland indicator species. The cheese snail, a red list species too, one of the rarer snails in England. I love finding things like this :)
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Another hiding in plain sight. Can you see them?
16/06/2026

Another hiding in plain sight. Can you see them?

Hanging out with a slow worm.
16/06/2026

Hanging out with a slow worm.

The view to the north of me. Those bumps in the middle horizon are Watershp Down. Roughly about 25 miles as the crow fli...
16/06/2026

The view to the north of me. Those bumps in the middle horizon are Watershp Down. Roughly about 25 miles as the crow flies. Yes, it's a real place. Yes, there's rabbits, and foxes, and gulls.

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