Samhain 2007
Spirits caught on camera??
To see larger images of these ghostly orbs, read on. 1.
Preparing for the RiteErecting
the Winter Palace columnsCoven Oldenwilde designed and
erected 13 columns that formed the walls of the Unseely
Court's Winter Palace. The columns evoked the banners of a troop of
fairies, or the sails of fairy boats.
We
made the masts of 8-foot-long 2 X 4s atop 2-foot square
plywood
bases
weighted with paving stones; the yardarms, of river cane cut on-site,
which we secured atop each mast to a 2-foot transverse 2 X 2 with twine
strung through 3 wood
staples. The sails were sheer white, gathered drapes
tied to the base with fishing
line.
LEFT
TO RIGHT: Rowan Greenleaf, Black Magical Cat, and Lady Passion |  |
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Winter
Palace taking shape LEFT TO RIGHT: Lady Passion, Pomoona and Black Magical Cat |
Ghostly
Palace Walls |  |
 | Raucous
Auction Table |
MOVIE*Diuvei
caught Coven members and volunteers on video finishing the
décor
and snapping the glowsticks just before the rite, as a wild Celtic
dance played in the background.
Duration:
02'27"
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 | Fairy
Queen's Palanquin before decoratingCoven
Oldenwilde designed this palanquin (a.k.a. litter, sedan
chair) to bear our wee Fairy Queen on the
shoulders of six stout men. It proved to be a strong,
lightweight,
easy-to-carry framework. Duly decorated, such a palanquin
could
be used at any gathering to transport moblity-impaired folks over
uneven ground.
Its frame was a 10-foot
aluminum ladder padded with pipe
insulation that was secured with silver duct tape. A folding lawn-chair
was attached to the two middle rungs of the ladder with cable ties
(using the longest. thickest variety of tie available). |
Fairy
Queen's Palanquin after decoratingThe
palanquin was decorated with white sheer drapes, gauze, lace,
tinsel, silver sequin belt, and the Fairy Queen’s besom
(magical broom). |  |  |
 | Our
Fairy Queen seated in Palanquin |
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