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Ancient Wisdom and Pagan Spirituality

In reply to the discussion: The dark, deep roots of Britain's fascination with witchcraft [View all]

PADemD

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1. Those hats remind me
Reply to icymist (Original post)
Mon Jan 6, 2014, 11:08 PM
Jan 2014

Of the old traditional Welsh hats, except their hats were flat on top.

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The dark, deep roots of Britain's fascination with witchcraft [View all] icymist Jan 2014 OP
Those hats remind me PADemD Jan 2014 #1
They're a nice looking group of gals... icymist Jan 2014 #2
Interesting article. PADemD Jan 2014 #3
Okay, witch one is Old Dorothy Clutterbucket? idendoit Jan 2014 #4
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