Is it still a Faery Ring even though it's moss instead of mushrooms? Also, it's not perfectly round. I didn't step inside it...just in case!
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It's a faery ring... as long as the eyes of our hearts can see the faeries. ;-)
ReplyDeleteAha! I thought so. I guess the eyes in my heart still see clearly!
ReplyDeleteMost definitely a faery ring! Such a beautiful example you've found, Victoria.
ReplyDeleteI have an interesting story. Once, I was out walking in the forest with a friend, when we came across what we both believed was a faery ring. The air around it "felt" different, and seemed otherworldly. It was about half a metre in circumference.
I admired it from a distance.
She, however, went into it and sat on a rock at its edge - wanting to meditate upon the fae, and maybe catch a glimpse.
I told her I didn't think that was such a good idea.
Within a minute, she jumped up screaming, almost tearing her pants off... she'd been bitten by thirteen bull ants, judging by the stings on her lower legs and thighs.
Always, keep a respectful distance, I tell myself ;)
I think your approach is the best, Vicki. Clearly, those faeries didn't want your friend in their space!
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