Is there a coven I can join in North London?
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There is a strong Wicca presence in London -- check out magazines like Alternative London, and ask in stores in Covent Garden that do tarot readings -- there's 2 just by Cambridge Circus, but I can't remember their names.
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http://www.witchvox.com/xvn.html\nfind your state & your town, it will give you a list... you can also try your local unitarian church, new age shop or herbal supply shop, ethnic botanicas, and if you as around the food co-op i am sure you will find someone who knows a thing or 2
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I am a pagan myself in uk. I attend a pagan group every month and the group has about 50 members. From Wiccans to druids. You've got to remember paganism started in this country. I only live in a small town of 180,000 population, and in this group alone are three covens of 20 members, most of whom do not attend this group plus various others who do rituals etc in large groups. Paganism is very open in UK, especially where I live. You very rarely get someone chastise you for your practices over here. Anyone who does, we simply try to explain what we do. I have many christian friends who are quite open to my religion, but then I don't berate them for theirs.
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Yes, walk along Oxford Street and look in the shop windows... Beleive it or not they will sometimes advertise in the window if they need help. If you dont want central London just ask for any word on the South East. Good luck and put your most comfy shoes on for some walkin and a talkin girl...
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If you're in London try The City Lit, (I'm assuming you're a complete beginner.)\n\n0207 831 7831  or 0207 492 2600
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Does this help?\n\nhttp://www.witchvox.com/vn/sh/ukgb2_sh.html
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Look for where a nightclub night called Whirl-y-gig is if under 18 or mixing with that age... no mimimum age limit. Was set up by ex ravers with kids who wanted a safe place to keep going as part of the festival/rave culture...\n\nIf over 18\nWhirlygig still cool but also\n\nwww.accessallareas.org especailly evens at SEONE biggest club in london... Events here often resemble festivals.\n\nwww.schooldisco.com 70s, 80s, 90s guess the dress code?\nSat Hammersmith\n\nwww.carwash.co.uk\n\nHAVE to be in 70s,80s, 90s or other fancy dress or no entry. More outragious the better. they have a pool and jaquzzi clothing optional just not your club outfit... thats swim wear, underwear, half or zilch... Frequented by 18, 21st hen and bucks nights. Plus pre book or unlikly to get in.\n\nwww.starkersclub.co.uk\n\nNude nightclub\nThis one is pretty wild not for anyone too young... the dress code of nude or for girls no more then thong. No changing room and 400 capacity... mainly guys say 95% if you girls want thrills, but mainly gay too. if thats your thing.\n\nYou could have a laugh with your male mates ie send them down thinking there will be 200 naked women, follow and photo them comming out when they realise its mainly blokes.\n\nThe church aussie club sunday afternoons... pretty mad. get there 12-1 in the afternoon. Stay to the end. Male stripper every month or so. Wild drinking games, raunchy dancers, mad acts , up for it crowd etc.\n\nGet out of where you are going and look around... Brixton good for rave nights and gigs but don't go near Cold Harbour lane.\n\nExplore Camden and the markets and find Cyberdog the shop with the wildest clothes around...Centre of alternative London... you could find people there who can tell you where to go.\n\n\nThe London Eye\n\n\nPS there is a festival tommorrow ie sat in finsbury park.
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Merry Meet\n Witch school .com has extensive info that would be of good ues to you and also give free online classes, you can take at your own pace. also if you would like a place to chat and learn try www.cepf-usa.org .
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Its in Bishops Avenue in Hampstead, North London...Very posh part of London...
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www.witchvox.com\n\nYou can find a lot on this site that may help you.  I don't know if they have a listing for people in S Africa or not though.  But, I do suggest being careful announcing your religion there... some stories show they don't like that kind of thing there.
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Okay then.  We have Newstead Abbey, Rufford Abbey and Country Park.\nYou can try www.ghostvillage.com  There are members from the UK there and they should be able to direct you to places they have been to.  Good luck let us know how it goes!
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One great way to find people in your area is check out witchvox.com  Also there are usually some Yahoo groups and stuff.
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If you want to try your hand at gymnastics there are over 70 different clubs in London that will help you learn more. To find your nearest club, call the London Gymnastics Federation on (0) 20 8529 1142
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All the above links are great ones, I just hope that you want to walk the Spiral Path because it calls to you and not because you think its cool or that you want to wear black and scare little kids/your parents by proclaiming that you are a witch.\n\nIf you are serious I'd get some books to study at home, as well as online.  Wicca--A Guide for the Solitary Practitioner by Scott Cunningham is great starting point.
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Try contacting Pagan, Wiccan or ULC groups in your area.  The wedding may still not be legal (I'm not sure what the current state of affairs is in regards to that in LA), but at least you'd have a spiritual ceremony that you'd want.\n\nhttp://www.witchvox.com/vn/hm/usca.html\nhttp://ulc.org/index.php?destination=Directory&state=California
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does it have  to be london? what about winchester??  let me know!
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Try this:  http://www.twingroves.district96.k12.il.us/Renaissance/guildhall/guilds/development_guilds.html