Traditional Witchcraft, A Cornish Book of Ways by Gemma Gary default-HIDE as it is written

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a correspondent called Padely Silvanus said he lived on the border of Dartmoor and could introduce the previous writer to a haunted bridge that nobody would cross at night

The hammer-wielding God

You allow them to taste the tannins of the tea on your tongue

Traditional Witchcraft, A Cornish Book of Ways by Gemma Gary default-HIDE as it is writtenAuthor: Gemma Gary With November 2018 came ten years since the first publication of Gemma Garys first book Traditional Witchcraft A Cornish Book of Ways. This tenth anniversary revised edition begins with a new preface, giving an insight into the backstory of events which informed and inspired this popular title. Although nestled in the Cornish landscape and its lore, the beliefs and practices described within this book are rooted also in the