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The Goddess Samona's Shrine Part III

 

As we continue building the Goddess Samona's Shrine... We got the concrete poured right after Fall Equinox.  

Pouring concrete into foundation

Kirk placed offerings into the foundation - beer, dark chocolate, holy waters from the UK and Eire, & waters from the source of the White Salmon River, thus linking the origin of our thinking about local goddesses with the far off UK and Ireland to here.

Foundation showing offerings

All the concrete is complete.

Foundation is complete

Next came bricks and rebar.

First layer of bricks

After several weeks of work, and many more layers of brick, Trout Lake had its first frost of the season.

The Goddess Samona’s Shrine with labyrinth in the background

As of the last week of October, the walls are complete for the winter.

Samona’s walls with Mt Adams in the background

The “holey” stone in the upper left is for peering through and seeing the mountain.  It is reminiscent of the idea of seeing through something into the Otherworlds.

Close up of "holey" stone.

If you are interested in our ongoing work, you can learn more at www.patreon.com/wmds.

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We are Cascadia Grove of Ár nDraíocht Féin: A Druid Fellowship (ADF). Our local Grove serves the Puget Sound area. We meet 8 times a year to celebrate the equinoxes, solstices and the cross quarter days (including Imbolc, Beltane, Lughnasadh, and Samhain). We also support the planning and building of White Mountain Druid Sanctuary in Trout Lake WA.

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