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Tag Archives: mistletoe
Of Carols and Kissing Boughs ~ Alli Templeton
Reblogged from Medieval Wanderings: This time last year I was proudly labelling seven bottles of our own freshly brewed Sticky Rogers Mead which, incidentally, has matured into a very pleasant medium-dry festive tipple, and continues to grow in flavor and … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas carols, christmas greenery, christmas in the middle ages, holly, ivy, medieval christmas, medieval traditions, mistletoe
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Ani’s Advent Calendar 2018! Romance, Anne Copeland and the Christmas Trees
She keeps looking up at the mistletoe when we are out for our walks and sighing a bit. When I asked her why, she said that when she was younger, the mistletoe was one of the first bits of Christmas … Continue reading
Metaphor #midnighthaiku
Thought and memory Druids bird and druid’s bough Mixing metaphors
Guest author: Paul Andruss – THE GOLDEN BOUGH
The third in a series of guest posts by author Paul Andruss… It never struck me why the druids called mistletoe ‘The Golden Bough’ until I saw it in flower. The small insignificant flowers turn the whole plant dull gold … Continue reading