The Silver Path to Ye Merrie Greenwood 2016

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FAE Hollow @ Greenwood 2014!

:**:Fairy Princess Lolly:**:, Kai the Mermaid,
Leaflock, Serena the Mermaid (left to right)

FAE Hollow had a great time at Greenwood this weekend!  For the first time we were visited by two lovely sea maids: Kai & Serena the Mermaids.

The two oceanic lovelies brought a little aquatic magic to our hollow by transforming mere rocks into beautiful mermaid wishing stones for faire-goers.  We had a kinetic-sand box for play complete with sea shells and a sand castle, and some live tadpoles for the kiddos to look at.

Elsewhere in the Hollow, our silent helper (whom we call) Changeling Boy worked with the children to mine the jewels out of some glittery Dwarven Stones.  Late on Sunday afternoon, he manifested part of his fae nature as two red ears appeared on the top of his head!  We're so excited to see his magical side emerging and look forward to seeing what may come at Canterbury later on this month. :)

Changeling Boy with his newly emerged ears!

Ion the Leprechaun employed his alchemical expertise to verify that the Faere-y Coyne the children brought to us was 100% authentic coyne.  No forgeries! After a few tests, he was more than happy to trade the coyne for some tasty surprises from the magical candy apple.

For her part, Leaflock was all over the place, pixie-pinching attendees clandestinely, so that they could come make a wish on our dream tree.

We were also happy to discover that at the end of Faire, we had made $33 to donate to the Castle Fund!

Thanks to everyone who came out to see us and supported FAE Hollow!  We'll see you in a couple weeks at Canterbury!

Hello after Merry Greenwood! Last weekend was an awesome event out in sunny Richland, Wa. where the Gilded Quill shimmered into the mortal realm as guests at the court of Queen Elizabeth I!

Having never visited this particular event before, I didn't know what to expect but this was a fantastic Renaissance Faire set along a gorgeous river in a shady and verdant park. Everything was impressively organized and I was ecstatic to see the trust security team that I've grow familiar with and come to adore! I think I'm growing addicted to having their presence at events :)

As with any epic event, there is always something of a yarn to be spun. I should say that my foray into Greenwood started earlier this year at Radcon when I requested to be able to bring my faerie grotto, as true to a Fae-Elizabethan standard as I could manage. Marjorie kindly allowed me to do so and I went to extra effort to deck the booth to nines! Little did I know...

Many seasons ago - as the story began to unfold - the Fae were once included more abundantly at Greenwood. What with Master Shakespeare and his affection for a spritely escapade here and there, it wasn't so unheard of. As fae are wont to do, they grew perhaps a tad rowdier than was appropriate for this venue and were banished from the Queen's realm, their presence suffered only by her grace alone.

And so time passed and it happened that I should be attend this event. After some dancing, music, and merriment, it is my hope that next year this small faerie entrourage may increase, establishing goodly relations once more :)