Wudufugol

On the full moon of Ēosturmōnaþ hearths in the PNW, Northwoods and the Deep South gave worship to the Goddess Eostre as she heralds in the arrival of summer. The great hearth in the PNW made Blót, offering several of their chickens to Þunor and Eostre which were immediately accepted by the mighty Go…

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On the eve of the full moon the Midwest hearth set out to worship Holle, Wudan and Dunner. A drankopfer (sacrificial toast), bedes (prayers) and homemade baked goods were given to the joyous Gods. After the rites the sun appeared through the cloud cover.

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Men of the southwestern hearth went rucking, talked about nowtidely heathenry and went to see a historical homestead site in the mountains. Icy grove-blood flowed back to the trees. Health to all this Hreþmónaþ!

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The Wudufugol is now a year old and the previous year has brought many encouraging alterations and welcomed changes to the direction of the Wudufugol that we feel you (our subscribers) should be aware of.  At first we set out as friends, initially to form a hiking club for heathens who wished to li…

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