Eden in Haworth

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The Railwayman
11/08/2026

The Railwayman





Morning lady 🐔
08/08/2026

Morning lady 🐔





"Drawn in lines the brooding sky, the hanging cloud, the dark constant of the horizon."
06/08/2026

"Drawn in lines the brooding sky, the hanging cloud, the dark constant of the horizon."

A rare and quiet moment in Haworth 😌
05/08/2026

A rare and quiet moment in Haworth 😌





The light
04/08/2026

The light





✨ The Five-Pointed StarCut a rowan berry across the middle and you'll find the seeds form a tiny five-pointed star.That ...
02/08/2026

✨ The Five-Pointed Star
Cut a rowan berry across the middle and you'll find the seeds form a tiny five-pointed star.
That little star became one reason the tree was considered sacred and protective.
It's one of those lovely pieces of folklore that you can actually hold in your hand.

🌿 Rowan in Churchyards
Seeing rowan in an old churchyard isn't unusual.
Whether deliberately planted or self-seeded by birds, it feels symbolically perfect:
protecting the resting place of the dead,
providing food for birds,
bringing brilliant colour just as autumn arrives.

People sometimes threaded the berries into necklaces or hung bunches over doorways.





It was widely believed that evil spirits and dark entities from the wild Yorkshire moors would regularly try to invade t...
02/08/2026

It was widely believed that evil spirits and dark entities from the wild Yorkshire moors would regularly try to invade the holy ground of the churchyard. The gargoyles were thought to act as spiritual "chimeras" or traps. At night, they would animate to devour or scare away the demonic forces. When the sun rose, they would instantly turn back into inanimate stone, freezing the conquered evil spirits inside the masonry for eternity.





Some landscapes seem to hold centuries of human stories in their stones, trees and paths.Heptonstall feels like one of t...
01/08/2026

Some landscapes seem to hold centuries of human stories in their stones, trees and paths.
Heptonstall feels like one of those places.





We are coming down from the full moon cycle.The Buck Moon gets its name because this is when male deer begin growing new...
31/07/2026

We are coming down from the full moon cycle.

The Buck Moon gets its name because this is when male deer begin growing new antlers, a traditional symbol of quiet growth and renewal. It's a nice metaphor that's not dramatic change overnight, but steady development that's only obvious when you look back.

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