Druids and occultist in bitter spat over alleged vandalism of ancient sites and ‘made-up rituals’

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Druids and occultist in bitter spat over alleged vandalism of ancient sites and ‘made-up rituals’

Welsh druids and an occultist have been embroiled in a bitter spat over alleged vandalism and "made-up rituals". In Anglesey, the owner of an online occult shop and the island's druid community are in a dispute over the treatment of prehistoric monuments. Connor Farrimond, who operates the witchcraft retailer Malphas & Co, has accused modern druids of vandalising and disrespecting ancient sites on Ynys Môn, includ…