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The witch museum in Salem - spookily closed whilst i was there! How can you close a witch museum during the Halloween period - sack the marketeer!
Part of my visit to America in the 1980s
Witch Hazel (Hamamelis). 12" snow near freezing temperatures and the Witch Hazel still comes into flower.
This symbol, scratched into the wall of the Great Staircase, was used to protect people from witches in the 1640s. It was thought that if the sign was left somewhere in the house, often over the fireplace, the witch would see it and pass by withouot cursing the occupants.
This is my friend Amanda in her Witch/Druid Warrior Priestess outfit. Photos were shot at a wood area behind John Hopkins Unv.
Legend: You can hear a little girl laughing in the woods and loud thumps. People have seen a white mist moving very fast in what looked like the living room, but only the foundation and a fire place remain of the main house. Up the hill just behind the main house is a small shack surrounded by a ditch and a cliff. In this shack there is a fireplace with one window on each side. You can hear many different voices and see people peeking out of the windows. There used to a basement to the main house, but it has been filled in now with dirt and rock. You cannot miss where the steps used to be. There's a small door on each side of the room also in the room with the fireplace. A small girl about 7-8 years old has been seen by many people. She was wearing a white dress. She had long black hair, but her hair is covering her face. This is one of the sites Shanda Sharer was taken before she was killed hours later by her captors. Legend also states witches originally occupied the house, until it was destroyed by the townspeople, and they haunt the remains of the house to this day.
History: The Witch's Castle was a ruined stone house, also known as Mistletoe Falls, located on an isolated hill overlooking the Ohio River.
"Witch of trees"
ooak outfit ,sculpture wig and accessories by
Nickis Fabbrocile
for Enchanted resin doll
SOLD OUT.
Legend: You can hear a little girl laughing in the woods and loud thumps. People have seen a white mist moving very fast in what looked like the living room, but only the foundation and a fire place remain of the main house. Up the hill just behind the main house is a small shack surrounded by a ditch and a cliff. In this shack there is a fireplace with one window on each side. You can hear many different voices and see people peeking out of the windows. There used to a basement to the main house, but it has been filled in now with dirt and rock. You cannot miss where the steps used to be. There's a small door on each side of the room also in the room with the fireplace. A small girl about 7-8 years old has been seen by many people. She was wearing a white dress. She had long black hair, but her hair is covering her face. This is one of the sites Shanda Sharer was taken before she was killed hours later by her captors. Legend also states witches originally occupied the house, until it was destroyed by the townspeople, and they haunt the remains of the house to this day.
History: The Witch's Castle was a ruined stone house, also known as Mistletoe Falls, located on an isolated hill overlooking the Ohio River.
How are Wicca Witchcraft Spells Similar to Meditation Exercises? There are many ways. Although the two practices have unique traits, the fundamental goals can be seen as very similar. The concepts of harmony and tranquility are key to the spiritual goals in many different religions. The idea of enlightenment, oneness with the world is generally a Zen Buddhist idea but is not at all dissimilar to upper level Wicca Witchcraft Spells. More pics and info at my blog: wiccanspells.org/
Playing Witch in home made costume, dress has web complete with swinging spider a bat on each shoulder & a radioactive glowing rat on my sleeve!
Scientific Name: Alectoria sarmentosa (Ach.) Ach.
Common Name: Witch's Hair
Certainty: not sure (notes)
Location: Pacific Northwest; Vancouver Island; Merry Widow
Date: 20050826
Who knows what species this is -- witch's hair is probably the most common in this area?
Legend: You can hear a little girl laughing in the woods and loud thumps. People have seen a white mist moving very fast in what looked like the living room, but only the foundation and a fire place remain of the main house. Up the hill just behind the main house is a small shack surrounded by a ditch and a cliff. In this shack there is a fireplace with one window on each side. You can hear many different voices and see people peeking out of the windows. There used to a basement to the main house, but it has been filled in now with dirt and rock. You cannot miss where the steps used to be. There's a small door on each side of the room also in the room with the fireplace. A small girl about 7-8 years old has been seen by many people. She was wearing a white dress. She had long black hair, but her hair is covering her face. This is one of the sites Shanda Sharer was taken before she was killed hours later by her captors. Legend also states witches originally occupied the house, until it was destroyed by the townspeople, and they haunt the remains of the house to this day.
History: The Witch's Castle was a ruined stone house, also known as Mistletoe Falls, located on an isolated hill overlooking the Ohio River.
Witch's Nest is a small pocket in Pennsylvanian age Warren Point Sandstone. It is decorated with numerous faint prehistoric petroglyphs. The age of this artwork is unknown. The site has been know for many years and it has suffered some modern abuse. Someone tried to remove a section of decorated wall, without success I imagine. The sandstone, in the pocket, is very soft making it a good media for carving but it would crumble if chiseled on.