Thi s
page was originally set up back when we were running a small group. We
figured some people, like ourselves, like to have some idea of who they
are contacting when "meeting" through the internet, especially if they intend to meet in real life. Now after years of
not running a group, it seems a bit silly to have this here. Unless one
of us starts teaching or sometihng, which I might do again. So this is greatly truncated.
I spent several years "wandering" as a Pagan before dedicating to an
Morrígan in the '80s and then "creating"
Celtic Reconstructionist Paganism, a few years later I had a Norse God
show up and married a Heathen and ended up with this whole Gaelic Heathen thing. I have a degree in Celtic and women's studies and walk
the warrior path, focused on the concept of the Outlaw Warrior/Fianna and write about it a good bit, mostly at Championing Ourselves. Back in the dark ages before everyone had the internet, I wrote for some hard copy Pagan publications including THiNK!,
Harvest, Tides and SageWoman,
Some of these articles can be found here along with
more recent ones on the Picts, woad, horses and hounds. I am currently working
on a few writing projects off line again,. I sometimes consider going back to teaching workshops, but this will probably require some traveling and so I haven't bothered.
In 2011, I have returned to personal fitness training,
although not real ambitious on this in the current economy. Being
certified again will help with some of the writing I'm doing, however.
And I am the Saigh of The Sarah Connor
Charm School, a strange physical feminist fan group which involves putting things our members are really doing in a semi-fictional context.W e moved back to the North Country to homestead and to have horses and
hounds. We write about this sort of thing, along with how it fits in to our Gaelic practices in Dùn Sgàthan Notes
Aaron is reticent. Along with the homesteading
here, he's also an EMT....which means that beard is no more.
Text and photos copyright © 1998-2012 Kym Lambert
and Aaron Miller.
Photos of Kym and Aaron taken and chosen for this page by the other.
Line from Celtic
Web Art
Background modified by Kym from Pictish spiral (as featured in George
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