Credits

This site was made possible with the assistance of the following people...

Thorrgill, for his love, support, and endless inspiration
Willi, for her suggested reading list, and her inexhaustable knowledge of the occult.
Umbra, for his web page inspiration, and those HTML tips
The Chathouse, for providing the best chatroom on the net
My Parents, without who's help I wouldn't be here today!
Fiona and Andy, who let me hold up the phone line for hours
The great goddess, in all her aspects, and her mighty consort.

Thank you also to Fiona Horne for her generous write-up of my site in her book "Witch. A Personal Journey". Available now through Random House.

�1996 W.J.Bethancourt III

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The following midi files were used in the creation of this web site:

Front page: Runaway by The Corrs. (Josh Chong)
Recommended Reading& Awards: Book of Days by Enya
Wicca & Wicca Down Under: Carribean Blue by Enya
Charge of the Goddess:Wuthering Heights by Kate Bush
Moon Phases: Moonlight Sonata by Beethoven
Australian Herbal: Theme from Twin Peaks
Photo Album: Power of Love by Frankie Goes to Hollywood
About Lucretia & Occult Friends: Lucretia My Reflection by Sisters of Mercy
Web Rings: Bard Dance by Enya
SHPN Webring & Contact Page: Cloud Busting by Kate Bush
Other Links: Winter by Tori Amos
Credits: Orinoco Flow by Enya

Click here for the Enya Zip File containing 90 songs.

The picture on the front page is by the Australian Artist, Ida Rentoul Outhwaite (1888 - 1960) Ida Rentoul Outhwaite was the first illustrator to present fairies in an Australian setting. Her beautiful illustrations show fairies in an Australian Bush setting, with koalas and kookaburras.

The picture on the Occult Friends page is a watercolour called "Enchanted Lake" by Susan and Ian Anderson. Unfortunately I don't know anything about the artists, but if you do, i'd like to hear from you!

If I have missed mentioning anyone, or have unknowingly breached a copyright, please notify me immediately so that I can make any corrections. Thanks.

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