Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
Anglesey, Wales – August 25th, 2008 This is Part 1 of a three-part write-up of a visit by Kal and I to Anglesey. We visited several interesting ancient sites, dowsed them all, and as ever we both learned more and were more puzzled by some of the results. In Part 2 and 3 you can … Read More “Anglesey 2008 p1 – Bryn Celli Ddu, Caer Leb and Ty Mawr” »
After our visit to Pentre Ifan, my wife M and I travelled further inland from the coastal town of Newport. Our intention was to visit Gors Fawr stone circle [SN126294], described in the local tourist literature as “the most intact stone circle in Wales”. Sounded very promising, and after the wonders of Pentre Ifan we … Read More “Pembrokeshire 2008 p2 – Gors Fawr and The Death Spiral” »
Needing to wear in the new front tyre on my motorcycle I took the opportunity to get over to Derbyshire. Of course, this involved the legendary Cat & Fiddle route from Macclesfield to Buxton, which conveniently has many corners just suited to the purpose of scrubbing the coating from rubber. The weather was lovely on … Read More “Nine Stones Close 2008 – ley hunting and energy patterns” »
Kal and I had decided at our last meeting that we would try to get back to the Nine Ladies stone circle on Stanton Moor in Derbyshire as soon as we could manage it. So, on Tuesday I took my chances with the changeable weather and headed out to the site in my trusty little … Read More “Nine Ladies Stone Circle 2008” »
July 6th 2008 : Arbor Low and Birchen Edge, Robin Hood, near Bakewell Arbor Low On Sunday I ventured forth with my understanding friend Kal Malik. We made our way into the Derbyshire hills again in the trusty steed Peugeot, rods clanking away in the car’s side pockets, and in the engine as we attempted … Read More “Arbor Low and Birchen Edge 2008” »
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