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      <image:title>Weaving Library - Bluebells: A Subtle Encroacher - Common or Narive Bluebell</image:title>
      <image:caption>The Bulebell that belongs to our woodlands of old and is sign that you are in sacred place: an ancient woodland. What to look for: Narrow leaves (around 1–1.5 cm wide) Deep violet-blue flowers A graceful arching stem, with bells hanging one side Creamy yellow pollen sits inside the flower</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Weaving Library - Bluebells: A Subtle Encroacher - Spanish Bluebell</image:title>
      <image:caption>The subtle encroacher, able to grow in soils both old and new. What to look for: Broader leaves (around 3 cm wide) Paler flowers Upright stems with flowers arranged on both sides Blue / pale green-coloured pollen sits inside the flower</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Weaving Library - The Jays gifts of creation from all of their ‘mistakes’</image:title>
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      <image:title>Weaving Library - The Jays gifts of creation from all of their ‘mistakes’</image:title>
      <image:caption>"How could I lose so many acorns!” “How will I survive the winter?!” ”I'm such an idiot!" - Jay</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Weaving Library - Unlock your garden's potential to be a sanctuary</image:title>
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      <image:title>Weaving Library - Unlock your garden's potential to be a sanctuary</image:title>
      <image:caption>I've seen this first-hand with the garden I grew up in. Which, at first, was hard to convince my mum of the changes to nurture her 2 by 3 meter square patch of grass back into an ecosystem - she, like many of us, still has the tyranny of tiredness flowing through her veins with Victorina-mowed grass deserts. But in a proper Victorina mindset, my mum also loves a fern (look up Victorina fern fever). Once two wild species grew in the dampest corner of the garden, a corner preciously called an 'eye saw' for its lack of grass, she started to come round to the idea.   I must admit, I have no idea how those ferns got there - they were a gift. 'I guess build it and they will come?'   But I do know how we turn the grass into a meadow and borders into hibernation zones - a couple of years of cutting grass later in the season, not raking leaves, leaving logs to lie, and our little patch of land became a haven for so many insects and wildflowers. One little being in particular came to call our tiny back garden nature reserve home - the Scarlet Tiger Moth.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>The Scarlet Tiger is a striking moth that thrives in damp conditions and wetlands, and our shady garden with damp corners has become a sanctuary for the little guy. Year after year, the family grow with the last count being 12 within our 2 by 3 meter square patch. It felt like we had our own private sanctuary, a place for them to rest, reconnect and restore before heading off to the marshland nature reserve 2 miles down the road.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Weaving Library - Dark past of the hedgerow and the caging of hawthorn&amp;nbsp;</image:title>
      <image:caption>Humans are the only species on earth that pay to live. We have been disconnected from the land, the earth, the mother. This disconnection leaves us fearful; this fear drives us to abuse her, to see her as an object, as a resource to exploit. The greedy few hoard Water, Food, Fire, Medicine and sell them back to us. The greedy few have created systems to sell us synthetic mimics of life sustenance - that the land gives as gifts . The greedy few have monotonised survival…</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Weaving Library - Dark past of the hedgerow and the caging of hawthorn&amp;nbsp;</image:title>
      <image:caption>Severances to the land of Bratina have had many forms and time stamps in History. One came with the Inclosure Act of 1773, which used Hawthorn's wild layers of tangled branches with thorns to manipulate and cage her into a hedgerow, becoming a fixed boundary wall.  Thousands of new hedgerows were planted, Using Hawthorn's beautiful, loving, and wild free spirit to twist and cage her into a natural barrier to the wildland. The bill took away 6.5 million acres of land from our ancestors, forcing them to disconnect from Mother Earth and work for the Industrial Revolution.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Weaving Library - Dark past of the hedgerow and the caging of hawthorn&amp;nbsp; - Make it stand out</image:title>
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      <image:title>Weaving Library - Dark past of the hedgerow and the caging of hawthorn&amp;nbsp;</image:title>
      <image:caption>Hawthorn is the reminder of love, Community and wild spirit. So when you are lucky enough to find a free flowing, uncaged, wild hawthorn.   take a moment,   take a breath,   And remember your wildness ….   We are on a collective journey to heal and rewild not just the land but ourselves.  In a system that wants to twist and model you into a hedgerow, to choose fear instead of love, to block others out and be caged, to stop you from stepping into your light, your truth, your gifts. Be radical in stillness and tune into Mother Earths wisdom. Be more like a free-standing wild hawthorn -  radically wild and full of love. Love and Go Genlty, Joseph</image:caption>
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