September arrives quietly, with heavy hedgerows, gathering swallows, dew-strung spider webs and the first chill beneath the morning sun. From the Harvest Moon and autumn equinox to Michaelmas geese, blackberry folklore and the old signs said to foretell the coming winter, we wander through the history, wildlife, skies and strange seasonal traditions of September.
Category: Editorial
August 2026
August welcomes the peak of summer, rich in harvest traditions, celestial wonders, and mysterious folklore. Embrace gratitude and warmth as we celebrate the season’s abundance and look forward to the changing days.
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The M.T. Almanac – June 2026
Ghosts, UFOs, Cryptids, Crop Circles and Curious Things…
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The Liminal Space – Pre-Halloween Ponderings
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