Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
Somehow we had missed both of the famous dolmen structures in the area around Penzance on the Summer Solstice day itself. To remedy this the next morning we decided to visit Lanyon Quoit and Chun Quoit. We nearly visited the ancient village of Chysauster, but we couldn’t wait half an hour for it to open, and it was a … Read More “Summer Solstice 2013 p8 – Chun Castle and Quoit” »
I had just discovered a fascinating energy formation that was created by the four energy polarities which were symbolised by four Arthurian characters. The walk from Glastonbury Abbey to the base of The Tor was full of anticipation about what might happen next. This was only supposed to be a prelude to a weekend in Cornwall, … Read More “Summer Solstice 2013 p2 – Glastonbury’s Faery Portal” »
In England one cannot fail to take advantage of sunny days. They are as scarce as hen’s teeth. So it was, on a Hen’s Tooth Day, Kal and I agreed to meet up to explore some places in Staffordshire that had been recommended to us. I had already been to Thor’s Cave myself, but the … Read More “Elemental experiment at Nine Pins 2013” »
Sunday 20th June, 2010 Travelling back from Glastonbury we decided to investigate the area around the village of Priddy near the Cheddar Gorge. On the map Priddy has a smattering of mounds clustered around the village. This sounded inviting, and we entered along a long straight road. As we travelled along it we turned to … Read More “Priddy Barrows: a meeting with Mab” »
There are many ways to hide a secret, but one old adage that keeps re-appearing in my research into life’s mysteries is this: If you want to hide a secret, put it where everyone can see it. Such is the way with the knowledge passed down through nursery rhymes. We all know about the bubonic … Read More “Nursery Rhymes: how to hide a secret” »
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