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31-10-2005, 09:24 AM
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| | | Tree superstitions I heard the tail end of a conversation on Radio Cambridgeshire yesterday that suggested you should apologise to an Elder tree before you cut it. I found the following on the web - a little rhyme that you're supposed to say:
Old girl, give me some of thy wood
I will give thee some of mine when I grow into a tree.
The 'old girl' is the Lady of the Elder, apparently. Anyone know any more about this?
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| | | Re: Tree superstitions there must be something about the elm and dropping branches | | Thread Tools | | | | Display Modes | Linear Mode |
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