Thunderous Scavenging
Here Comes the Storm... |
Last Tuesday, I spent some time with the witches, learning about the local flora and their magical properties. After living in Chicago for over four years, this was my first time visiting Bunker Hill. It was a massive chunk of land, and though I'm still confused as to where the hill is (this girl is from Seattle and lived in SF, I know a thing or two about hills), I had a fantastic time and hope to make the trek back as soon as possible! The next time, though, I would prefer not to be caught in a thunderstorm while crossing a vast plain of a field. It was like being in the largest MMA ring and waiting to be struck down! I'll keep enjoying my thunderstorms from the comfort of my home!
Before the Storm...
(My non-exhaustive, you should do research notes)
Wild Bergamot |
Wild Bergamot or "Bee Balm"
Some Medicinal Purposes:
- Soothe Bee Stings! Duh!
- Teas to help with focus and/or depression
Some Magical Purposes:
- Attraction (Love, Friendship, Success, and Business)
- Purification
Thistle(Cirsium discolor |
Thistle ( I believe this was pasture thistle)
Some Medicinal Purposes:
- not so much, Mr. Ick!
Some Magical Purposes:
-Used to protect from harm, evil spirits, and witches
Alehoof |
Alehoof ("Ground Ivy" or "Cat's Foot")
Some Medicinal Purposes:
- indigestion
- good for diseases that affect the kidneys
Some Magical Purposes
- Strengthens divination
- Dispelling the work of others
Poplar Tree |
Poplar Tree
Some Medicinal Purposes:
- Nope
Some Magical Purposes:
- Buds of the poplar can be burned for contacting the dead, divination, and spirit flight
The end....for now...
Pretty Destruction |
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