Nov 27, 2018
The Winter Peach
Don't get me wrong: I love apples.
But when's the last time that you bit into an apple and had juice run down your forearm and drip from your elbow?
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The Winter Peach
Don't get me wrong: I love apples.
But when's the last time that you bit into an apple and had juice run down your forearm and drip from your elbow?
Read more...
SEPTEMBER MAGICAL TREE LORE: Crab Apple
The apple has always been regarded as a holy tree and since earliest times it has been considered very unlucky to destroy apple trees or an orchard. On the opposite side of the coin, it was said to bring luck to the household if several apples were left on the ground after the harvest to keep the Faere Folk happy. While apple orchards have long been regarded as places where the realms of the Faere Folk meet the mundane world. The apple was one of the seven Chieftain trees and under Brehon law, the unlawful cutting down of an apple tree had to be paid for with a life.
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Apples on Flickr.