The summer is a busy time for White Mountain Druid Sanctuary. Covid 19 has cancelled most of the Trout Lake Abbey events (which includes the Mt. Adams Zen Temple), but Kirk Thomas has still been working hard on adding to the grounds. Much of the work only requires one person, so he has been doing a lot himself. Let’s look at the Shrines to the Dagda and the Morrigan. They have mostly been complete for years, but there have been some finishing touches added. About a year ago, signs were added so people could read about who these deities are.
During the winter months, it can be difficult to find things to write about for White Mountain Druid Sanctuary because it is buried under snow and frozen ground. However, Kirk Thomas, who is creating WMDSanctuary, has found an archaeological tour company in the Mediterranean that he really likes. He has written several Facebook posts about the history of Cyprus, so I'm going to post those here.
Just before Yule, the statue of Lleu Llaw Gyffes arrived at White Mountain Druid Sanctuary. The plinth had already been put in place. Here is Kirk standing with the statue in place.
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