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I've been working on Holly, she's the faerie of the holly plant. I thought she would be really cute for Christmas. There is a lot of interesting lore about the holly plant, and it has healing properties too! I will be writing more about that when she is all finished. ^_^
munki saw this and said it was a faerie house and i must take a picture...
who am i to argue?
(at least with munki)
one of the faerie statues that came with the house. or, rather, were abandoned in the yard later to be found by me.
i love her pointy little nose.
shot with FLD filter and fisheye lens.
The feast you see before you now
Through magic has been reaped.
So mind you are not tempted
To take a bite to eat.
For if a human swallows
Just one morsel of this fare,
They’ll be ensnared in Faeryland
And stay FOREVER there!
I'm working on some dread beads for the P~Haus shop... I would like to make some Blythe pulls out of these as well! These are totally hand sewn, with no yucky glues to make them hard and unwearable (imo)!
Musicians from the Riverfolk Jam Camp played an impromptu jam session on the Manchester Mill porch for the Faerie Festival.
"This folly is constructed with repurposed items from the estate, including iron and stone elements from earlier gardens. The Faerie Cottage is located in Enchanted Woods, a unique children’s garden created for children of all ages to enjoy and explore."
Town Sign - Ardagh, Ireland. The Tain Trail: Exploring Queen Maeve's tromping grounds. May 5, 2012. (c) 2012 - photography by Leaf McGowan, technogypsie.com. The Ancient Irish Epic of the Tain Bo Cuiailgne, the 'Cattle Raid of Cooley' tells the story of Queen Maeve of Connaught and her armies, in their pursuit of the Grat Brown Bull of Cooley, the mighty warrior Cuchulainn does battle with the armies and his foster brother Ferdia as he defends the Brown Bull, and the province of Ulster. The Tain Trail Cycling and Touring Route re-traces the journey taken by Queen M Maeve and her armies from her royal palace at Rathcroghan, across the hearto of Ireland, to the Cooley Peninsula in Co. Louth, the home of the Brown Bull. To travel the Tain Trail is a unique way to experience some of the lovliest parts of Ireland and see some of her most famous monuments at your own pace.
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I was just arriving at work when this little elfin character suddenly showed up underfoot.
ODC: Eerie!!