I was in the South of the country this weekend and happened to spot a place called the Forest of Dean. Being a “woods-man” I decided to head there on Saturday afternoon with a friend in tow. A couple of hours drive later we were wandering amongst these wonderful trees. It is a great pace … Read More “Forest of Dean, crying child, spiders and the three fates” »
Month: February 2010
The third part of this evenings adventure (part 1 and part 2) took place at the back end of this fine church/grave yard. As those of you who have read my other posts, one of the names that I was given here at this site on a previous visit was “spirit walker, the walker between … Read More “Spirit Walk – wisdom from the Yew Part 3 of 3” »
I had heard via the BBC news web site that there was an ancient oak tree that had been split by the sharp cold spell we have had recently in the UK. being a “tree friendly” sort of bloke I was a bit distressed by this, and so decided that I should go and visit … Read More “The Pontfadog and Crogen Oaks” »
Gwas and I have often discussed and experimented with what kind of questions that it is feasible to ask of the dowsing rods. Of course one can ask any kind of question and indeed if memory serves I even read of someone dowsing to ask who the next president of the United States was going … Read More “Toss of a coin” »
HAMISH MILLER 1927 – 2010Â Â Hamish was probably the most publicly-known dowser at the time of his death. He had built a reputation as a tireless educator in the field of dowsing, and there is not a single character in the field who will be able to step into the gap he leaves. His boisterous … Read More “Hamish Miller dies: my tribute” »
Continuing on from my recent (yesterday) visit to the Ancient Yew tree in North Wales. It was night time and the stars were out. The day had been cold but in the evening it had mellowed to a comfortable warmth. I had been sitting (looking at the picture above) about the center of the picture … Read More “Logos – more wisdom from the Yew ~ part II” »
I awoke to a wonderful sunny day today and since such solar energy is not to be wasted I decided to hit the road and see where it took me… Roads go ever ever on, Over rock and under tree, By caves where never sun has shone, By streams that never find the sea; Over … Read More “Adventures with Poseidon” »
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