Earth Wisdom
The Herbal Apothecary: Witch Hazel
European settlers were shown how to use witch hazel sticks to dowse for underground water by the indigenous American
Christine Iverson
European settlers were shown how to use witch hazel sticks to dowse for underground water by the indigenous American
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