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Hail & Welcome to theOfficial PF Wessex Website
This site is managed for Pagan Federation Wessex District by Catherine Silverbirch. Link to the national Pagan Federation site: 
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The ‘Wessex team’ is made up of many people from varying paths, such as Wicca, Hedge Witchcraft, Druidry, Northern Tradition, etc See District Contracts By joining PF Wessex, you will able to meet other Pagans on a local level, by attending local moots, workshops, talks, picnics, open rites and large events such as our Conference which is held on a annual basis, where a variety of speakers, stalls and Pagan bands. For those finding their feet on a Path, you may find the training you desire, by meeting other members who are more experienced in that field. Apart from receiving the national magazine for the PF, 'Pagan Dawn' you will receive a copy of our district newsletter, 'Standing Stone.' When Joining you will receive a letter from your local regional coordinator who will look after your membership and direct you in the right direction. To join follow this link Membership Application Form - Acrobat PDF format |
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The Wessex District of the Pagan Federation has within it many sacred places. The Wessex District, which includes Wiltshire, Somerset, Dorset, Gloucestershire and parts of Hampshire, has within it many sacred sites. We are steeped in history including the legend of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table, Stonehenge, Avebury, Wayland Smithy and Stanton Drew. We have the ancient City of Bath - home to Minerva. The first king of England was crowned at Bath Abbey - and if you look very carefully there are two examples of Green Men carved into the pews within the Abbey. Of course we have the Roman Baths - a temple to Minerva / Sulis. Stonehenge, Avebury and Glastonbury are famous everywhere, but there is a magnificent but less known stone circle at Stanton Drew. More information about some of the better known sites can be found in our local attractions pages. A walk in Wessex is a walk into our ancient past. |
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