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jump to content sign in create account search advanced search section: this database forums members help files calendar blogs gallery resources traditional witch home view new content forums calendar traditional witch home more traditional witch community forum → traditional witch home → traditional witch home javascript disabled detected you currently have javascript disabled. several functions may not work. please re-enable javascript to access full functionality. categories see all esoterica correspondencies festivals (sabbats) healing magic work miscellaneous protection and hexes rituals thoughts member articles history perspectives traditions news resources search articles recent articles the retrieving and cleaning... the fae trees of britain stonehenge - some notes on... magickal uses of woods reading tea leaves by mcdee the witch as hare recent comments welcome to our "non-wiccan" community! warning! adult content this site is intended for a more mature audience of 18 years or older (21 in some states). if you are underage or offended by strong language, tough debates and hot banter, please leave now. we both collided with each other online about 7 years ago and since that day remained the very best of friends. we decided to do something for the traditional witches out there so please note this is a site purely for traditionals. if you are looking for "new age" wiccan/gardnerian ' traditional ' witchcraft then we are sorry but you are not welcome to join. if you are already a traditional witch (practising the old craft before wicca) or you are on a different traditional path, which embraces working with a variety of energies, and wish to mingle with like minded folk, then please stay a while and browse around and feel free to join. our forum is absolutely packed with some very interesting debates, discussions and opinions amongst our ever growing members. there are not many sites purely dedicated to traditional witchcraft as wiccan sites have really taken over the internet. although wicca and traditional witchcraft are a similar path, they are actually entirely different in the way of working and beliefs, hence this is not a wiccan site. unfortunately, on many wiccan sites a traditional's point of view tends to create an odd atmosphere and we end up feeling like outcasts. all traditionalists who work open mindedly and can embrace the dark as well as the light are welcome here! this site is intended to be a portal for information and interactivity with other traditional witches and other traditional crafts. you can have your say and post here as much as you like without fearing your beliefs will cause any biased comebacks by others on an alternative path. most of the main articles and information will be based on our own thoughts and beliefs and what works for us but you are more than welcome to submit your own articles too. please note that some of the festival and ritual information gathered in the main menu are not followed by all traditional witches but they have been provided as an information or reference resource. in our experience we have found that many traditional witches' beliefs and ways of working can vary considerably, so we ask that you do respect ours and others personal opinions and views, as you too are more than welcome to also share your own traditional beliefs and ways of doing things this site is a community site and filled with non-wiccans, worldwide. if you are looking for purely intellectual sparse nitty-gritty conversation, then you won't enjoy it here. we have a very laid back and friendly forum, which is exactly what we aimed for and will continue to promote. once again, welcome, and we look forward to getting to know you. sandy and brian your traditionalwitch.net hosts latest news the retrieving and cleaning of bones from roadkill oct 05 2011 07:23 pm | mountain witch in miscellaneous from our own honeythorn: 1. before you start what body parts are you looking to retrieve from the animal? you need to ask yourself this question before you collect it. no good scraping up anything flat, it will be of no use to you. skull shattered? did you want the skull? if not, what else can you collect from the animal? how long do you estimate it to have been there? if you only want bones, this doesn't really matter. but if you want skin/fur/paws/tails/wings/feet/whole heads , then you must not try to preserve anything over a day dead. it will have begun to decay and the smell will linger even after drying. the fresher the better 2 - scrape it up. for those of you who are able to drive, i would reccomend that you keep plastic sheeting in your car. for those like myself, who are not able to drive, i personally always keep a few plastic grocery bags in every handbag i use on a regular basis , and also my workbag. you simply never know when you'll find something dead, and thus you will always have a bag or two handy. disposable gloves may be needed in the case of larger animals. to pick up a small-ish body - it's exactly like scooping a dogshit. put your hand in the grocery bag ( turn the bag inside out and make sure it has no holes or rips ) , pick up the body, and turn the bag the right way. this way you can retrieve the body quickly and cleanly, without touching it barehanded. for larger animals - this will require the plastic sheeting and gloves . the best way would be to roll the animal onto the first third of the sheet, and then roll it up in the plastic before hoisting it into your car. things to watch out for bodily fluids and excreta - blood, guts and shit basically. make sure your plastic bag or sheet has no holes or rips !!! the body may be gassy or bloated depending on how decayed it is. bloated bodies have been known to explode when moved, you are forewarned ! smells - this will depend on how long the body has been there, and the level of stench in older bodies will be affected by heat and cold. the hotter it is, the smellier it will be. traffic - if the thing is in the middle of a busy road, leave it there. no matter how desirable it may be, no dead animal is worth getting mowed down for, and you may be arrested for obstructing traffic and distracting drivers. if you really must have the thing, return in the small hours of the night, when roads are quieter and usually safer, and retrieve the body as quickly and safely as you are able. be aware that it's condition may be worse than when you first saw it, as people may have driven over it even more during the elapsed time. police officers - to my knowledge it's not illegal to pick up roadkill. it saves the local road cleaners a job if nothing else. but if you are unsure, check with your local authorities beforehand. they will probably think you are insane. 3. interrment burial - i have an area of my garden where i bury my bodies, those with limited or no garden space should find buckets or large plastic storage tubs ( the deep lidded sort you put old crap in and stick in the attic ) to be a cheap and easy option. i dig a hole about 8-10 inches deep. for a bucket, put it close to the bottom about 1/3 of the way from the base. soil . the type of soil you have may affect the speed of decay. very sandy/salty coastal soil or boggy peat rich soil, may slow down the decay of the body. human bodies have been found on/near beaches and peat bogs, effectively preserved by the type of earth they are buried in ( some are over 2000 years old, such as the lindow bodies ) if you have such an unsuitable soil, then buy yourself a cheap bag of potting soil or compost to put in your buckets. additions and helpers - got... read story → 81 comments the fae trees of britain aug 10 2011 03:55 pm | tana in perspectives written by 8people in british tree lore the rowan, hawthorn and elder are considered a trinity of trees associated with faeries. this is largely because of the white blossoms - though the hawthorn native to england has pink edges to the blos... read story → 5 comments stonehenge -

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