Cosy Midwinter Rituals | my 100th video! скачать в хорошем качестве

Cosy Midwinter Rituals | my 100th video!

Marsh walk & other little adventures | A magical gathering of crows | Cosy sewing | Gathering kindling | Drying orange slices | The little Christmas house | Spicy simmer pot The Old Shop, as it’s name suggests, was once the village store and here it still sits, its very flint and brick once part of this land. In this hidden corner of north-east Norfolk the days grow short but are jewel-like, especially when there’s a blue sky and watery sunshine flickering through the birches on the heath. Just as often, the day stays misty and grey, even drizzly, but that just gives a perfect reason to stay warm and make a few simple preparations for Yuletide which will soon be here. This time, there’s a glimpse of numerous little winter adventures as well as cosy kitchen moments. Oh and a walk in Acorn Wood to gather kindling sticks. It’s that time of year again. If you enjoy the videos it would be wonderful if you felt like buying me a coffee now and again to help me to keep it going. Thank you - you know how much I love coffee! Buy me a coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/imogenashwt Also if you enjoy the videos, you might like to subscribe to my Substack newsletter Bracken & Wrack, a magazine-style offering for each new and full moon. Landscape, magic, recipes, seasonal musings, the weird and the wonderful: there’s less focus on the cottage and more on the folklore under our feet. It’s delivered straight to your inbox, is free to subscribe, and you can sign up over at https://imogenashwin.substack.com. The latest edition is just published, so do hop over and take a look. There's a paid option too, that has extra content as a thank you for supporting my work. This makes a huge difference to me, giving me time to produce the newsletter and the videos on this channel (which isn’t monetised). It would mean such a lot to welcome you to our Between the Moons community. On Instagram and Facebook you’ll find me @theoldshopnorfolk if you’d like to come over and say hello there.