Stardust Danann's "Mini-Stonehenge"

"My backyard is a mini-Stonehenge," writes Stardust Danann, a reader of Spilled Candy Books. 

She has a stone circle in her yard, but hasn't set up an altar yet.  Her permanent altar is inside, for prayer and meditation. 

"As you can see," she writes, "I live in a pine and juniper forest.  And Spring has not yet arrived at 7200 elevation.  Soon!"

She adds, "It  is about 15 or 20  feet in diameter and the big stones are about a foot or two high.  We live in a rural area (the part of the Rockies extending down into NM -- 7200 feet Manzano Mts.) so the circle is made from big local rocks and smaller rocks and stones and a few carved and ceramic things (including petrified wood and shell fossils).  My husband was a geologist who collected rocks all over the country.  He is now a long-time furniture woodworker.  He can be seen at www.schariercustomwood.com."

Stardust has a  website under her magickal name, www.thecraftwoman.blogsppot.com.  "I am going to post an excerpt from my anthology of my short story collection--a humorous story about the Craft.  I guess I am new to the Craft somewhat...solitary, self-dedication this past winter after studding the Craft for a long time.  I guess I was called to it but didn't realize it until recently."


Would you like to  see more altars and sacred spaces?