Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
High Harrington – a return to dowsing roots On our way over from Castlerigg to Ennerdale I noticed that we would be going within a short distance of the village that I used to live in when I lived in Cumbria. It was too good an opportunity to miss, especially as I suddenly thought of … Read More “Spring Equinox 2011 Part 2 – Going Home and Juggling with Water Spirits” »
Gwas and I were coming to the end of a fabulous day in the Cumbrian hills. As the penultimate sacred site to visit, Gwas had chosen, the Lacra stone circle(s) near Kirksanton. The map showed that it was atop a steep hill. So it was with determined hearts that we took up the stroll. We … Read More “Spring Equinox I – Sun energy in a Quartz crystal” »
Castlerigg stone circle – [Megalithic] [Map] Our Spring Equinox adventures began at the most beautiful stone circle in England – Castlerigg in Cumbria. As if that weren’t enough of a good start to the day we had a clear run to get there, and when we arrived the sun had cleared the sky to imbue the scene … Read More “Spring Equinox 2011: Part 1 – The Serpent at Castlerigg” »
On my travels southward I had been following a line that I had felt was true, consistent, and indivisible. The energy ley was varying only in terms of its width and strength, but in terms of its direction and integrity it was whole and cardinally oriented. On the morning of the last day of my … Read More “Christchurch Twyneham 2011 – The Strange Attractor” »
To coincide with St.George’s Day Gawsworth Hall are running their annual dowsing day, and I will be hosting the day along with my good friend Michael Clowes. This stunning old Cheshire hall and gardens provides the perfect setting for a day’s discussion and practical dowsing sessions interspersed with Gawsworth’s famous catering in the form of … Read More “Dowsing Day at Gawsworth Hall – 23rd April 2011” »
A few weeks ago I was back at Woodhenge as part of my travels from Arbor Low to Christchurch. I was busy tracing the line through a barrow which I later found out was called “Ratfyn Barrow” locally, and which was positioned on a hill just south of Durrington and west of Bulford. Woodhenge’s location was a … Read More “Woodhenge 2011 – clearing and leaving” »
I have a few more posts about my adventures on the trail of the southern energy ley from Arbor Low to Christchurch. In this tale I begin by getting diverted from my intended destination of the village of Rockley due to the crap signs and bizarre diversions caused by the inevitable roadworks in the town of … Read More “Spring Ritual at West Kennet 2011” »
