Episode
88: The Folklore of Trees in Witchcraft
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- Apr 15, 2026
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- 2003
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Summary
Welcome to a Solitary Witch Episode with The Bell Witch Podcast- a show that is all about 'witching in the 21st Century' This is a spontaneous offering from Swailes as she reminisces on the trees of her past, and how they anchor moments of importance in her history. The host opens with a story- Why the Ash has Black Buds by William Fiennes from the Woodland Trust Org book named Why Willows Weep. This is a calming episode that invites the listener to connect with trees today and allow them to assist ones witchcraft. Sources- British Trees: Folklore and Mythology - Woodland Trust Connect with TBWP- instagram.com/the_bell_witch_podcast Support the show on Patreon.com/thebellwitchpodcast KEYWORDS----------------------------- tree, British folklore, story telling, witch, independent podcast, witchy, witchy podcast, paganism, nature, trees, tales, craft, magic, ritual, history, elm, woods, sycamore, oak, leaves, leaf, branches, contemporary folklore, pagan, paganism, memories, personal stories, mindful, meditation, spiritual, fae, forests, woods, England, Leeds, green witch, inspired