Delamere Forest, Cheshire: Sunday 18th January 2009 Let me set the scene: a cool but calm Winter’s day, two fools with copper rods and petrol station sarnies in backpacks wander purposefully and expectantly towards a specific place. All around the sometimes leafless trees flick from deciduous to evergreen and back again as they pass hesitant … Read More “Delamere Forest: in colour” »
Category: Ancient Sites
23rd November 2008 This may be the last site visit report of 2008, and probably the most startling to date. If I had been listening to my sensible side I would never have obeyed the urge to go climbing up the very steep hills around Penmaenmawr in late November on what must have been the … Read More “Weather control: The Druid’s Circle” »
3rd November 2008 This is the last part in the account of our time at the Nine Ladies stone circle in Derbyshire. In this part I relate how we attempted some psionic experiments, I get to talk with the Wishing Tree, and we stumble upon the haunt of some exponents of sacred geometry. Oh yes, … Read More “Nine Ladies stone circle: Dancing in the dark – Part 3” »
3rd November 2008 This is part two of a three part account of our time at the Nine Ladies stone circle in Derbyshire. We visited in the late winter evening and in this part we found out the importance of particular stones in the circle. PART TWO We continued our dowsing in the moonlit deep … Read More “Nine Ladies stone circle: Dancing in the dark – Part 2” »
3rd November 2008 (full moon) This is the first installment of a three-part post about a visit that Kal and I undertook to Nine Ladies stone circle in Stanton Moor, Derbyshire one dark winter evening. It’s a tale of adventure involving dowsing, druidry and darkness. PART ONE It was a dark and stormy night….no, it … Read More “Nine Ladies stone circle: Dancing in the dark – Part 1” »
Wednesday, 5th November 2008 The still of the day All week the weather had been still, hanging around, not doing much. I felt that as the week wore on the tension was building, as the mist was forming. I have been at home this week working through some decorating, but Wednesday seemed like an opportunity … Read More “Cerrig Pryfaid: a stone circle of ‘intertweaving’ energies” »
Three days of rain had preceded the day we were due to set out on our visit to Llandrillo. On the eve before I was tempted to adjourn the journey due to bad weather but I knew Gwas’s heart was set on it and in all honesty I have never let rain stop play so … Read More “Waterfall and Energetic Miscreants” »
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