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Anglesey, Wales – August 25th, 2008 This is the third and final part of a three part story about the sites in Anglesey that we dowsed in late August 2008. In this part of the story you find the protagonists winging their merry way towards the north-eastern part of Anglesey, close to the coastal town … Read More “Anglesey – Part 3: Trance-formations in Lligwy chamber” »
Anglesey, Wales – August 25th, 2008 This is the second part of the three-part story of a visit to Anglesey by Kal and I in late August 2008. In this post I will recount the tale of several sites that we looked at in the northern part of Anglesey, but before I get to those, … Read More “Anglesey – Part 2: The Bryn Gwyn and Llanfechell stones” »
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 – Part 1: Bryn Celli Ddu, Caer Leb and Ty Mawr” »
Lud’s Church, Derbyshire – August 24th, 2008 It was a dull and unimpressive day when I took M to the airport, and took the opportunity of proximity to take a little jaunt out afterwards. I had finally cracked under the weight of the momentum of the idea of visiting Lud’s Church. According to what I … Read More “Derbyshire: Lud’s Church and Little Lud’s Pew” »
Alderley Edge, Cheshire : 20th August, 2008 THE BENT TREE We looked like a scene from Wacky Races as we pulled into the Wizard’s Car Park next to the pub (where you HAVE to buy a meal, it’s rumoured) in the late afternoon. We were the only ‘bangers’ on the lot, but we cared not … Read More “Alderley Edge : Tree energy systems, going ‘deviceless’ and The Batcave” »
My final dowsing experience in Pembrokeshire came about unexpectedly. We had been driving around the area on our way back from a trip around the famous coastline, but it had been wet for most of the day. Now, as we headed back to Cardigan, a little sunlight was threatening to appear, which lifted our spirits. … Read More “Carreg Coetan Arthur : Pembrokeshire, August 2008” »
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 “Gors Fawr and The Death Spiral : Pembrokeshire, August 2008” »
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