I map-dowsed the area around the village and didn’t find any ley line going through or past it. Did you have any particular reason for believing that there might be one in the village?
Have you done your own investigations there?
Gwas.
Could you please send me (or tell me) a map that shows if any of the English ley lines cross anywhere near Barnsley, particularly Monk Bretton?
thank you
Sorry – no such information is available to me. Try this:-
1. Get wire coathanger
2. Snip ends to make two L-shaped rods
3. Ask rods to find a ley line and then cross
4. Follow rods until they cross.
There is a ley line on clay lane, marton, whitegate, cheshire. Do you have any detailed maps of ley lines in Cheshire? Particularly, Weaverham, Northwich Chester areas?
I believe that you are right, for I have dowsed that very same energy ley myself on Clay Lane. I did have some information on energy lines in Cheshire which I put into Google Maps, but recently Google have decided that all straight lines drawn on maps should be made to follow roads, and they have completely messed up all my work!! I may have another go at creating a detailed local map, but I honestly don’t know whether I will because I find the subject quite limited and limiting these days.
Sure, ley line tracing has given me some starting points, some sites to visit, and suggested some connections, but the subject is quote limited unless you’re into the whole conspiracy lark, and then you’re off down so many rabbit holes that you’ll be forever chasing your own fluffy tail. “Powerpoints” by Robin Heath is a good example of a modern view of ley lines, but it’s a small book for a reason – there’s not much to be said about it!
If you had such a map, what would you do with it, may I ask? Why don’t you create your own – it’s much more interesting than using someone else’s! Who’s to say I’m right and you wouldn’t be?
If you wanted a starting point, why not try Tatton House to Macarthur Glen Cheshire Oaks shopping centre. That’s an interesting line.
Would you tell me if there are ley lines anywhere near East Harling, Norfolk? Thank you
Hello Janet,
I map-dowsed the area around the village and didn’t find any ley line going through or past it. Did you have any particular reason for believing that there might be one in the village?
Have you done your own investigations there?
Gwas.
Could you please send me (or tell me) a map that shows if any of the English ley lines cross anywhere near Barnsley, particularly Monk Bretton?
thank you
Sorry – no such information is available to me. Try this:-
1. Get wire coathanger
2. Snip ends to make two L-shaped rods
3. Ask rods to find a ley line and then cross
4. Follow rods until they cross.
Seems too simple. It is.
Gwas.
There is a ley line on clay lane, marton, whitegate, cheshire. Do you have any detailed maps of ley lines in Cheshire? Particularly, Weaverham, Northwich Chester areas?
Hi Susan,
I believe that you are right, for I have dowsed that very same energy ley myself on Clay Lane. I did have some information on energy lines in Cheshire which I put into Google Maps, but recently Google have decided that all straight lines drawn on maps should be made to follow roads, and they have completely messed up all my work!! I may have another go at creating a detailed local map, but I honestly don’t know whether I will because I find the subject quite limited and limiting these days.
Sure, ley line tracing has given me some starting points, some sites to visit, and suggested some connections, but the subject is quote limited unless you’re into the whole conspiracy lark, and then you’re off down so many rabbit holes that you’ll be forever chasing your own fluffy tail. “Powerpoints” by Robin Heath is a good example of a modern view of ley lines, but it’s a small book for a reason – there’s not much to be said about it!
If you had such a map, what would you do with it, may I ask? Why don’t you create your own – it’s much more interesting than using someone else’s! Who’s to say I’m right and you wouldn’t be?
If you wanted a starting point, why not try Tatton House to Macarthur Glen Cheshire Oaks shopping centre. That’s an interesting line.
Gwas.