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This is the virtual "fortress" of Kym ní Dhoireann and Aaron Miller.
Our real home of
 the same name is in the mountains of northern New
Hampshire. We are Gaelic-Norse Heathen
warrior-types returned to a country life
with our Greyhounds and Border Collie cross
and our rescued horse; we are working on
developing a homestead raising some livestock as
well as produce. We had tried to restart a Tuath up here in the Great
North Woods, but it didn't work out due to distance with the old members
and lack of interested people in the
Colebrook
area. So we are working on our own household practices and Kym is looking
to start teaching workshops on women
warriors (and will travel).
We are striving to live our lives in accordance to the old ways, without
dismissing modern life. The spiritual is in all things and our Pagan paths
are echoed in the most "mundane" aspects of our lives. We feel where ever
one lives, country or city, we can all walk our paths 24 hours a day, in
all the things we do. Being back in the country means changing some
of the daily ways we walked our path; and due to changes in our lives, not
always changes back to how we used to. We would greatly appreciate
hearing from other homesteading Pagans out there, especially those raising
livestock.
Please let us know you were here and check out who has been by! ~:)
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Tapadh leat, a Neansai! Nov. 2001
Doireann NicDhòmhnaill
1918-2006
Miss you, Mum. Enjoy your time with our ancestors. May there be a returning
for thee!
Francine
Nicholson passed on February 3rd 2003. While it had been years since
we saw her, she had attended ritual with us and been a friend and advisor
to our group in the early days. Her presence online and her writing on Celtic
matters will be greatly missed by so many. May there be a returning for thee!
We lost our
friend Tina Steen on January 22nd 1998. Her passing leaves a great
hole in our hearts ---she had joined us in ritual, was a friend to us, brought
great joy to our lives. May there be a returning for thee!
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Pictish wolf based on the Newbigging Leslie stone drawing copyright
© 2002 Aaron Miller
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