Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
Holidays are a wonderful thing. Here I was, roaming along the southern coastline of Albion, the sun was shining and I had no agenda – no physical, mental or spiritual work to achieve this week. Yet something was nagging at me. When re-stocking our motorhome I had re-discovered a treasured item – a necklace that … Read More “Rye 2015 – The Tainted Talisman” »
Hermits The Spring Equinox 2015 was progressing nicely. We had left home around 6:30am and it was approaching 3 in the afternoon when we arrived at our last (or so we thought) stop of the day. The Hermits Cave is unsurprisingly in the Hermits Wood. It is about half a mile from the road and … Read More “Hermits, Bananas and a Dark Angel – Spring Equinox 4” »
In the second of my Spring Equinox 2015 posts I recount a short tale about memory and stone. We had travelled northwards after scooting around the area of Rutland – an unusual area that very few people would be able to point to on a map of the country. Our searches for some sacred springs and … Read More “Spring Equinox 2015 p2 – Blood from a Grimstone” »
Was it worth the long drive to reach the turf maze? Absolutely. If you haven’t checked out the insights that were gained there then you should. Nuff said! We were off. It has to be said and indeed we said it many times on the Spring Equinox day. There just isn’t anything of note on … Read More “The wand, the oil and a gift – Spring 2015 p2” »
Honestly, our adventures surprise us on a daily basis. From one synchronicity and strange occurrence do we wander. Seemingly aimless and yet specifically guided. We had spent considerable time looking for the Church of St Michael prior to our time at Arthur’s Well without success and then literally a few minutes after leaving that place … Read More “The Resonance of Cailleach” »
After Arthur’s Well (or close to it) we were heading out to Anglesey. I set the satellite navigation in order to get me back to some major roads that I recognised. On the way in that morning I had wanted to visit near to Llandeiniolen but we had searched in vain for it so I … Read More “Imbolc 2015 p2 – Death Eating with St Michael” »
Hatshepsut, try saying that without spitting? It was my 3rd day in Luxor and I had just left (or been kicked out of) the Valley of the Kings. My next stop was the amazing Temple of Hatshepsut. Now one thing that you have to remember and use to judge my Egyptian adventures is that beyond … Read More “Queen rises at Hatshepsut – Egypt 13” »
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