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Posts by Pyn Stockman
I am sorry to hear of this beautiful persons passing. Wondrous books and someone who always took the time to respond. Many thanks for your review! I have a paperback from ages ago and still bought a digital copy of the new version. A passing and a voice that will be missed.
I've Walked in the Wildwoods all my life. It's where I learned my craft, it's where I learned the magic and the love of literally spelling a word into existence. The next round of my Walking the Wildwoods course begins in November 2026 and registrations are now open. Details are on my website.
n o t e s : Tell It To The Bees! Here's a snippet of what our lovely audience told us at our last performance of Bees:)
We are of to Derbyshire today with @liveandlocal.org.uk all the way to Glossop and Partington Theatre Club.
Creative team includes: Ann Jones, Sile Sibende, Cath Heinemyer, Rachel Murray and Naomi Wilds
A disc of card hand printed with Who is Crooker Now in red and green. Bordered by printed flowers.
p r o j e c t : a Derbyshire tale shared & re imagined with young people.
And now pulling together a telling to share as part of Derbyshire Makes at the beautiful Cromford Mill. Excited to be working with a marvellous team of storytellers, poets, musicians all thanks to Adverse Camber
Happy Birthday! Blooming Lovelt One. May the year be filled with joy. Xxx
Sorry to hear that. Sending good wishes your way x
It was a pleasure :)
A theatre type space (actually the glee club) a busy silhouetted crowd. Waiting for the talk to start. Facing red curtains that are lit and open to reveal a screen that says The History of Witchcraft and Feminism on left side and cartoon images of witches hats, mushrooms and more that I can't make out!
t a l k : Witchcraft and Feminism - a brilliant seedtalk by @magicnotwitches.bsky.social #DrTabithaStanhope
Entertaining, wise, funny, informative. Go hear her if you can. And definitely buy her book! Cunning Folk
#seedtalk #witches #feminism #cunningfolk
Branching Out for Nature event THIS SATURDAY 1 March, Digbeth Community Garden 11am-3pm.
Keep Forests, Don't Deforest booklet launch, specialist speakers, family activities, refreshments
actionnetwork.org/events/branc...
#nature #trees #birmingham #biodiversity #ClimateAction #ClimateActionNow
Woodcut illustration of two women adding a chicken to a cauldron or cooking pot over an open fire, with a rain showering rain above.
REMINDER!
Tomorrow (27th Feb) is the our weather-themed hosted #FolkloreThursday!
Our hosts will share your weather-themed folklore at the following times (GMT):
9am-2pm
3.30-4.30pm
5.30-7.30pm
Don't forget to include the hashtag!
(Image: Woodcut c.1489, public domain)
Wide open space blue sky and clouds reflected on water. Edged by Trees. A reservoir designed to feed the canals!
v i e w : and all on the walk to the train! It is breathtaking. And it has blown away the last of my coldy virus thing.
Mint green background with images of a tree, deer, and squirrel. Post is promoting our 'Branching Out for Nature' event.
Only 4 days until our event!
We're pleased that @greenpeaceuk.bsky.social Birmingham, Birmingham TreePeople, @bbcwildlifetrust.bsky.social, Lucy Starkey & @pynstory.bsky.social will be joining us on Saturday.
Wet weather plan: Event will be held in the BRIG cafe @inthewarehouse.bsky.social.
New Blog Post: we have a heartfelt reflection on the weirdness of Fenland skies, wanting to set down roots, and why we need folklore today by Lincolnshire-based artist Chloe Robinson of the Fen.Folk zine lincolnshirefolktalesproject.com/2025/02/13/f...
A piece of fallen bark that looks like the head of a wolf against green grass and mud.
w o l f b a r k : hoooooooowl
A midnight photo of a white dog with cloudy, cold mist rising behind him against the darkness of Trees and shadow.
f a m i l i a r : ensuring the safety of our midnight prowl along the cut.
Why don't I live in that bit of the land. I'd so love to join you x x
Fired up storytelling starts tomorrow! Green poster with white lettering and an image of a Storyteller.
f i r e d u p : a beautiful new project in partnership with Stoke Libraries. A monthly story circle launches tomorrow.
All free, bookable via Stoke Central.
We'll be working with oral story material. No experience is necessary. After all storytelling is the art form that we're versed in already
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Bare branched oak against a grey winter sky. The photo is of a segment of branches silhouetted.
b r a n c h : how beautiful is this? Long, slow oak dance. They are on the golf course near where we are moored. We are city towpath dwellers at the moment. Minutes from Lidl and buses that run every few minutes and yet it is so quiet. Night broken only by the call of old man heron. #boatlife
Lovely to see you here! And thanks for the @folklorethursday heads up x
So good to find this again:)
A great reminder of the fun and joy of this project. And the legacy of the podcasts and my personal continued journey with the stories, the places and the folk that told 'em
Good to see you here :)
Text on image reads "Sunday, 19 January 2pm-4pm Climate Cafe - 'International Conflict and Climate Change' with Extinction Rebellion activists facing trial for action around Telford Arms Fair". Background pic shows a person standing on melting ice holding a placard saying "the climate is changing - why aren't we?". Also logos for Climate Emergency Centre, Birmingham Friends of the Earth and Extinction Rebellion Birmingham
This Sunday in BRIG Cafe at the Warehouse - all welcome! Book here: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/climate-ca... with @birminghamfoe.bsky.social @brumcjc.bsky.social and XR Birmingham
Take care. Xx
Wishing you well. Hope you are ok. Xx
Quite like it here.