When the orchard sighs and the boughs let go… In early summer, as the sun strengthens and green turns to gold at the edges, many fruit...

The Holloway Path.   They say Tamsin of Oakhollow was the first to see a moss troll and live.   She was a hedge gatherer, known for...

Communing with trees. The Old Ways Remembered. In the hush of woodland or the edge of a hedgerow, there stands an ancient truth: trees...

Elder: Cut, Plant, Honour Elder doesn’t die easy. Cut it right, and it will root and rise again, strong as ever. A tree of both death and...

Today, in the stillness between bare branches, I found the brown hare, still, quiet, taken by the season. A shape once swift, now resting...

The lonely stretch of land known as Black Dog Hill, between Ditchling and Westmeston, carries an unsettling legend. It is said that a...

A bit of kitchen witchery going on here today! This herbal cold remedy is packed with warming spices to help boost circulation, provide a...

In the rich tapestry of English folklore, Jack Frost emerges as a fascinating character. This mischievous sprite is credited with...

Woodlarking Tribe t-shirt UK ordering deadline extended to 8pm Mon 16th December! We all know a Woodlarker who would love to be gifted a...

Seeded Country Sourdough Loaf Looking for the sourdough bread recipes? Jump here: ==> Simple Sourdough Loaf   ==> Seeded Country...

In a world of processed food, baking your own bread at home from just three natural ingredients could be considered a revolutionary act!...

A true story of a modern day sighting of an otherworldly creature or boundary dog, similar to a grim, hellhound or black shuck.

Dive into the superstitions behind magpies - from the omen of seeing a single one, to the rhymes telling the meanings of seeing several.

Discover the folklore behind fossilised sea urchins, also known by their old names of Fairy loaves and snakes' eggs.

Shop updates every Monday and Thursday, 7pm UK time (GMT) On the main shop page New items will be the first listed on this page when...

If you'd like to discover the first part of this little series of posts, you can read Preserving the Old Ways Part 1: Foraging and...

We managed to catch this crop circle just before the farmer went by in his combine. I guess the verdict's still out on how these get...

Winchester lost one of its best-known figures this week - Frank Williams, one of the original Dongas Tribe, and better known as Frank the...

Don’t make this in anything but a big black skillet~it won’t turn out the same! Ingredients 1 box of 2 refrigerated pie crusts (I prefer...

We recently unveiled some rather wonderful artwork which was designed especially for Woodlarking so I feel it would be good to introduce...