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Subject: Re: Hi, I'm new to the Garden!
Author: Wolfsdream	[ Next Thread \| Previous Thread \| Next Message \| Previous Message ] Date Posted: 19/08/07 18:29 In reply to: Willow 's message, "Hi, I'm new to the Garden!" on 19/08/07 10:38 Hello Willow, welcome. Hope you enjoy yourself here. [ Next Thread \| Previous Thread \| Next Message \| Previous Message ]

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Lady Greenwood
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Date Posted: 20/08/07 8:47

Hi Willow, welcome to the Garden! It's a lovely place, with lovely people and I hope you feel at home here.

Do you go to any other pagan-related forums? It's just that I know a Willow on another forum and wondered if it was you. Please don't say if you don't want to though, I'm just being nosy ;o)

To answer your question, I don't know if I could pick just one favourite sacred site, not to mention the amazing places that aren't well known but that are really moving and beautiful. I think, though, I would have to say the White Spring at Glastonbury, something about the energy there really makes me aware of something beyond the physical, if you know what I mean. Avebury also left a great impression on me, something about those ancient stones just sitting, waiting.

Blessed be.

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Willow
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Date Posted: 20/08/07 9:37

Hi Lady Greenwood,

Thanks for the welcome and yes, I do feel at home here. Strange really, as this is the only pagan-related forum I have 'dipped my toe' into!(On that note, I hope it doesn't get too confusing when the same name crops up .. could be tricky I realise!?)

You're right about Avebury, but like you said there are also those totally inspiring places which you have discovered nearby, or which no-one else seems to have found. Sometimes they are the best places!

I have not visited Glastonbury yet, but it's on my wish list for places to take my family to this year.

Bright Blessings
Willow

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