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Camp Fire

Summer
Solstice

 Newsletter

Hello  and welcome to my website. 

It's Nearly Summer Solstice...

 Summer solstice, Litha, Midsummer, whatever you want to call it, is the mid point of the year and the day the sun is the in highest point in the sky, it is also the longest day, meaning that it stays light for the longest.

​Litha is a powerful time to celebrate the abundance and brilliance of mid summer. It’s a moment to honour the light, with nature, and acknowledge that the days are beginning to shorten. Embrace this vibrant energy around you and fully enjoy everything that this season to offer!

 

Here are a few IDEAS to celebrate Litha

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  • Light a Bonfire (every festival needs fire)

  • Plant summer flowers

  • ​Make wands

  • Forage elderflower and make cordial

  • Go for a barefoot walk to connect to the Earth

  • Meditate at sunrise

  • Charge your sun crystals in the sun... the yellow and orange ones 

  • Visit Stonehenge

  • Play out... walk, hike, picnic, hug a tree

  • Reflect on how the first half of the year has gone and set intentions for the second half. 

  • Do a candle magic spell

Colorful Flower Field

My lovely little Sal has given birth to 4 healthy kittens...

I clearly am turning into the crazy cat lady, already having 3 cats and now have 4 kittens but they are so cute...

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Ingredients 

​30 heads of elderflower

1kg sugar

2 Litres of water

50g Citric acid

                                                   A chopped lemon 

                                                  A chopped orange

     Method 

  • Boil the water in the sugar for 5 minutes

  • Pour into a large metallic bowl and add the chopped lemon and chopped orange

  • Add the elderflower heads 

  • Stir well, cover and leave for 4 days stirring daily

  • Strain through a jelly bag and bottle 

   Without a doubt this is THE best summer cordial on     Earth...​

Thankyou for reading ...
have a good look around  and  see you soon
xx

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