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GRAND OPENING ON MARCH 19TH for the special Spring Equinox Festival

The Renaissance of Venus  Walter Crane, 1877

Here are some views over the barley fields:

Whilst I wandered along the footpaths alongside the fields, I collected a handful of stalks that were growing amongst the grass. I carried these with me around to the meadow where I then say and made my first ever corn dolly.

She’s nothing like I intended her to be, and she’s a bit scratty and scraggy, but I’m happy with her, all the same.

I think she looks like she’s dancing!

Corn dollies, also called Corn-Maidens, Corn-Mothers, and Old Women, have been crafted across Europe the harvest for centuries. There are many different styles of dolly, and lots of different traditions connected to them, depending on the place. Many counties, and even towns and small villages, in the UK have their own particular dolly. These include the Barton Turf dolly, from Norfolk, the Cambridgeshire Handbell, and the Yorkshire Spiral or Drop Dolly.

The corn dolly provides the spirit of the corn somewhere to reside over winter. Traditionally they would be ploughed into the first furrow the following year.

After crafting my corn dolly, I decided to have a walk along the hedgerows that enclose the meadow and that line the lanes around it. Lammas is the festival of the first fruits, and so I wanted to see what fruits might be appearing.

Here is what I spotted:

There were also a few other interesting sights on the hedgerows:

Oak knopper gall, caused by Andricus psychedelics hall wasp

Oak spangle gall, caused by Neuroterus numismalis

Common Footman moth

Lammas blessings, everyone. May your fruits be sweet and your harvest generous.