In The Alchemy of Place, I explore how witchcraft is rooted not in spells or smoke but in the quiet relationship we build with our surroundings. The air, the weather, the scent of home — each one becomes part of the magic. Through storms, stillness and the rhythm of tending, we discover that the earth itself is our greatest teacher. This is everyday witchcraft, shaped by the land, the light and the heart that listens.