The Green Man still features in May Day festivities in Shropshire’s country towns and villages. It seems timely for some gender parity?
copyright 2018 Tish Farrell
Tish Farrell
Writer on the Edge
The Green Man still features in May Day festivities in Shropshire’s country towns and villages. It seems timely for some gender parity?
copyright 2018 Tish Farrell
Tish Farrell 
An appropriate question. I think the Green Lady looks much more interesting. 🙂
You are so nice, Otto 🙂
That has to be you, Tish!
🙂 🙂
So did the Green Woman fight the Ice King?
She had a good go – especially when it came to defending her brassicas 🙂
Very true! And she was rewarded.
Gave me a chuckle. 🙂 🙂 Taking no prisoners, Tish?
Not me! 🙂
Would that be the “Green” reaper?
Ha! 🙂
The pun was too easy. I couldn’t resist.
Hope all is well with you, Memsahib?
I am well, Brian. Hope all well in your neck of the woods 🙂
Hopping along as Frogs do. 🙂
Bon week-end.
And to you, monsieur.
Lovely picture. 😀
So the Green Man was the sacrificial blood and spirit offering to ensure the coming year would be a fruitful one, therefore the Green Woman would just have to scatter a little menstrual blood to achieve the same result. 😀
Thank you for that important insight. We’ve got things taped then. So little fuss 🙂
Gender parity. Sigh. Perhaps one day we’ll have jobs given to the person who does the best job, regardless of everything else. But I do love your take on the photo. 🙂
janet
Thank you, Janet. I do so agree with you.
Ahh yes, there’s the Goddess!
Green Lady is much more enigmatic. She has my vote. 🙂
Thank you, Julie. I think she may have some mileage…
Definitely time for some gender parity. Love the sighting of the stylish green woman 🙂
Thank you for your support, Helen 🙂 🙂