A dryad’s tale
by Carmine Hazelwoodin ⛪ Faith & Spirituality
A dryad’s tale
About the Substack
Earthways and soulscapes, liminal lands and speaking places. The wheel of the year, a small garden, and the wild spirit that animates all beings.
About Carmine Hazelwood
I listen for the speaking places. I will draw my last breath under an oak tree. My name comes from the Middle Persian carmir (red, crimson). The color carmine (pronounced ˈkär-mən) is the deep, rich red of rubies or blood.
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