Fàilte!
Welcome to our more focused website. We have removed wider
Gaelic Reconstructionist and Heathen
material. We now are a portal for:
Scáth na Feannóige
fénnidecht (Outlaw
Warrior Path) as service to the Irish War Goddesses, Badb,
Macha
and the Morrígan and focused on the Outlaw Warrior path.
Saigh's
working on writing about the cultural history of werewolves
and
gender, currently not posting about it but has and might start again at
Women
Straying in Wolf-Shape
I am also have a local Facebook page
for local (although others are welcome to follow) Northern NH Witches
and Pagans
The Wollf Witch of Coös
The
Beasts of Dùn Sgàthan  is were you can meet our Divinely Mad
Greyhounds Ruadhán and Trúghadh, as well as the
late great Irony, Bran, Scolaighe, Cù Mór, Òrlaith, Sachairi,
Gráinne, Gleann and Cairbre, as well as now also missed
cats Merlin and
Nimue (no, honest, they came from different homes already with those
names!), but neither really care if you visit or not as they are not
keen on strangers. We first ventured online to host the page
for
our first Greyhound Irony and the
fénnidecht path of Scáth
na Feannóige is
dependent on the canine-human bond, it is fitting to continue to honor
our pack here and in the shadows. You can also meet Saorsa our mare..
Also our very much missed mare Misty,  Minis Cimarron,
Iceman, Willow and Topper, goats Randvér and Elína. You can also read
about our beloved rescued horse Saoradh who brought us back t
and
hear about his journey from
starvation to health and from emotional cripple to a happy riding
partner through Natural Horsemanship. Articls on Celtic horses,
as
well as a page for Saigh's past horses too.
Saigh also runs The Sarah Connor Charm
School for
physical
feminist fans of Linda Hamilton's character in The
Terminator, Terminator
2: Judgement Day and Terminator: Dark Fate.
If you wish to contact us, you can find our address
here.
Text,
photos and
design copyright © 1999-2021 Saigh Kym Lambert
Pictish wolf , hound, crow and
horse
drawings copyright © 2002 Aaron Miller
Background modified by Kym from
Pictish
spiral (as featured in George Bain's Celtic Art)
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