Dear Yogis,
Not long now to Christmas, which feels like it is tomorrow…. it has been Christmas in the shops since after Cup Day!
STUDIO YOGA still on Monday 1pm, Wednesday 5.30 and Friday 5.30 until the 20th December.
There is no zoom until January….
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An old American saying goes…..
“A bayberry candle burned to the socket
Brings food to the larder
And gold to the pocket”This old farmer’s tale is one of the iconic traditions of Christmas. When this poem was written there were no chemical based fragrances, so Bayberry although very mild, would have been a valuable Christmas treat. It is said to smell like “winter”. Bayberry is not available here commercially yet, although it is a native plant, and in the States is scarce and to our tastes only mildly scented.
Brings food to the larder
And gold to the pocket”This old farmer’s tale is one of the iconic traditions of Christmas. When this poem was written there were no chemical based fragrances, so Bayberry although very mild, would have been a valuable Christmas treat. It is said to smell like “winter”. Bayberry is not available here commercially yet, although it is a native plant, and in the States is scarce and to our tastes only mildly scented.
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Ingredients:
1 cup Bayberry Bark, powdered
½ cup Pine or Spruce bark, powdered
½ cup Ginger Root, powdered
1 tbsp. Cloves, powdered
1 tbsp. Cayenne pepper, powdered
PS. I’m opening the doors to my DIY HERB NETWORK new members now. If you’ve been wanting to join the NETWORK you can you can do so my emailing me and I will put you on the contact list.
SEE YOU ON THE MAT – (yes I am still here)
NAMASTE JAHNE