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frosted birch
view across marsh
bear shydi awakening
frost stone in marsh
ritual granite
witch hedge
woodland path
antlers
beard lichen in hawthorn
sacred stone
river web
roundhouse with nest
bear faces north
peak bluebell
bear shydi, new hair
bathing pool in May sun
webs in marsh
heron place in rain
path beside stream
red deer nest in the marshes
to the place of herons
roundhouse & rainbow
the stone way
horse shrine at midsummer
early summer stream
upstream
horse shrine in summer
heron path
trackway
roundhouse in cold rosy dawn
blackthorn witch hedge
marsh offerings
storm approaching, place of herons
path to roundhouse
sunrise roundhouse
roundhouse entrance
marsh grasses
dawn roundhouse
deer & owl ancestor pole
heron path
beech roots
ancient well-head at the farm
son of wild horse shrine
roundhouse in mist
roundhouse threshold
cairn and roundhouse
bluebells & hawthorn
roundhouse through trees
autumn webs
granite bridge
greening of the land
roundhouse doorway
ancestor pole
stone cairn & stone cradle
prayer tree
bear shydi at midsummer
stone egg in granite cradle
bear shydi
antlered ancestor pole
autumn web in morning dew
antler arch
icy roundhouse
lichen, bluebells & gorse flowers
spirit house
bathing pool
“I was happy to be among them. I was glad to be bark”
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