Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
Balls of light, photo anomolies, faery lights
Arbor Low : Wind and Hugs As time goes, we had done quite well with our visit to Nottinghamshire and so we were headed home with good speed. However as is almost always the case, if we are tempted by fate to make a detour to another sacred site (or two or ten) we rarely … Read More “Arbor Low and Bridestones : Beltane 2013 – 4” »
I was only at Delphi because Kal wanted to be there. You may have read already about his Dragon’s Soul quest and the book of its lives that needed unlocking. Delphi was the place he was hoping to do that. On this quest, I as the sidekick. However, I did have a few ideas about what I might … Read More “Delphi 2013 p1 – Pan’s Tour” »
I have nightmares so rarely that I could probably count them on one hand. Last night was one such occasion. I awoke about 4am with a start. I had been in a house that I recognised from memory. The film that the house (in my dream) was from was called The Amityville Horror. Have you seen … Read More “Of poltergeists, spirits and dead people p1” »
Our last stop on Imbolc was the Bridestones. Nothing particularly exciting happened for me at that site, or so I thought until the next day I was sorting through the images that I had taken and my eye was caught by this… httpv://youtu.be/KWaxHq5tIPw Intrigued by this mystery I did this set of dowsing in my room. And … Read More “Imbolc 2012 part 5 Bridestones, Orbs and an Unexpected Guest” »
It surprises me that Gwas is still amazed when the sun is out on our days out. With the number of times that the sun has an impossible task of appearing and yet our sacred journey becomes basked in its glow is ominously curious. Nevertheless, touting the fates (and the weather predictors) once again … Read More “Imbolc 2012 Part 2 The green knight” »
When I dowsed to find which sites I should visit for the Winter Solstice this year I was surprised that only two types were signified: a circle and a cave. Well, it didn’t take me long to work out which stone circle I should visit. Top of my list was Nine Ladies, and it remained the favourite … Read More “Winter Solstice 2011 – Nine Ladies” »
A few years ago we lost that remarkable genius, Douglas Adams. Both Gwas and I have been a fan of his work for years. From the original Hitch-Hikers Guide to the Galaxy (known amongst aficionados as hhgttg, or H2G2) to the less famous, but equally recommended Dirk Gently series. Not a month goes by when … Read More “Somebody Else’s Problem Field” »
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