Wherever the path may lead, however the current may flow, our Hands are with us along the Journey. They are physical tools of transformation, silent models of capability, efficient harbingers of change, gracefully filled with light, ever seeking to share and shift. 

These CelticallyPrimalHands are capable and they take action to create,
transform, preform, facilitate, shift, defend, restore, and heal. They trust in
movement, capturing balance with chaos to shift the negative, as they
seek to spread Awareness and Light to into the depths of the Shadows.

May this Celtically Primal Portfolio inspire you to demystify power tools and heavy machinery, reuse and re-purpose what is on hand, and make what you can from what is around you. May you be motivated to get your hands dirty and discover that you too
​have the Power to Manifest something from nothing with your own capable hands.

"Self-Resilience as Self-Empowerment as Self-Love.
And from the Self Love, we have more to give to the world." -Ayla Nereo

Land Restoration and Development Side Quests: 

This Guardian of the Northwood's Edge delights in a profession as a 
Consulting Restoration Ecologist and Land Development Specialist. 
Consider browsing some of the more recent the Land Restoration Projects CPH has been working on in addition to following some of the Side Quests and Stories that come from working in Nature's Office. 

Past GIS Database Development, ​Cartography, & Computer Aided Drafting Side Quests: 

Celtically Primal Flow Arts 

Other Creative Works & Design Project Gallerys:

Celtically Primal Glass Etching Portfolio

"Something from Nothing" Sustainability
​Related Skill Shares: 

Period Reenactment Explanation &
​Related Skill Shares: 
How Do You Train Your Character?

The Tales of a Wandering Tail
Follow a Coyly disguised Lamb in Wolf's clothing as They wander through the many meanders of life's adventure
​For a complete listing of photo stories without leaving the CPH website please click on the button below.

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Deer Lick Nature Preserve, Gowanda, NY - Feb 2014