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The following sites may be of interest for further exploration:

Avalonia Books - Expanding the Esoteric Horizons
www.avaloniabooks.co.uk

Sorita d'Este - Blog and Website of an Esoteric Researcher and Priestess
www.sorita.co.uk

David Rankine - Blog of the Author of The Veritable Key of Solomon
www.ritualmagick.co.uk

Avalonia UK - Articles and Resources related to Witchcraft, Paganism and Magick
www.avalonia.co.uk

Marc Potts - Pagan and Visionary Artist, the image on the cover of "Visions of the Cailleach" is by this amazing artist.
www.marcpotts.com

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"Determined now her tomb to build,
Her ample skirt with stones she filled,
And dropped a heap on Carron-more;
Then stepped one thousand yards to Loar,
And dropped another goodly heap;
And then with one prodigious leap,
Gained carrion-beg; and on its height
Displayed the wonders of her might."

Jonathan Swift (1667 - 1745)