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By Alistair Pedrini-Bate
Thank you so much esteemed Thegn, Gesith Rasgæl Hræfenwulf
for these wonderful resources. Your tireless service to the Seax-Wica community is much appreciated by us here at robin hood coven in north west spain.
The unpublished historical information on the website is particularly appreciated as well as the wonderful course material, a great resource for all seax covens.
I have to say also I really find the ai images inspiring!
blessed be!
Gesith Wayland,
Robin Hood Coven,
in the mountains of León