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Moon & Julie’s Land, Virginia
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Our family has owned the property since 1949. Named for the tree the Hawthorn on the property. According to folklore, a hawthorn tree was the abode of fairies and stood at the threshold of the Otherworld.
In ancient Greece, likewise, the hawthorn was associated with love and marriage. Hawthorn crowns were worn by brides as decorative headwear and a hawthorn branch would be used as a wedding torch, perhaps where the phrase ‘carry a torch for’ comes from, meaning to love or have strong feelings for.
The Christians believed that hawthorn branches formed the crown of thorns that adorned the head of Jesus Christ at the Crucifixion. It is bad luck to cut branches from a Hawthorn tree.
Our family has owned the property since 1949. Named for the tree the Hawthorn on the property. According to folklore, a hawthorn tree was the abode of fairies and stood at the threshold of the Otherworld.
In ancient Greece, likewise, the hawthorn was associated with love and marriage. Hawthorn crowns were worn by brides as decorative headwear and a hawthorn branch would be used as a wedding torch, perhaps where the phrase ‘carry a torch for’ comes from, meaning to love or have strong feelings for.
The Christians believed that hawthorn branches formed the crown of thorns that adorned the head of Jesus Christ at the Crucifixion. It is bad luck to cut branches from a Hawthorn tree.
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