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The Llangernyw Yew : April 19th 2010 After our visit to The Druid’s Circle at Penmaenmawr we sidled off into the sunset heading inland cross-country to Llangernyw. I had a few random items on my agenda to work on, whereas I knew that for Kal this was the main reason for his visit. He was … Read More “Llangernyw : Warnings and Weirdness” »
The evening of Thursday 8th April seemed like as good a time as any for me to venture forth on the second of my investigations into the nature of NEUTRAL subtle energy. The air was relatively warm, the sky was clear, there was barely a breath of wind, and hardly a cloud in the sky – surely … Read More “Arbor Low: Neutrals and Neutralising” »
As I reported in my previous Arbor Low post Kal and I were inside the stone circle taking dowsing readings. This post is the product of those readings, and, as I had hoped, the great stone circle did indeed give up some of its secrets that evening. The results I present here are only preliminary … Read More “Arbor Low – Part 2: The Ley Line Connections” »
Arbor Low stone circle, Derbyshire – November 17th 2009 We had decided to go to Arbor Low on a crackpot mission. Previously, Kal had discovered some radial ley lines emanating from the centre of the site like some kind of ancient spoked bicycle wheel, and I was determined to get some spot on bearings for … Read More “Arbor Low – Part 1: Dowsing the signature of the site” »
I’ve added an entry onto our Sacred Sites page after I visited it this weekend. I used my new Active10 GPS unit to trace the positions of the outer stones, some of which are marked by small square stones already.Then I ventured into the circle’s interior space to walk the path of energies that connects … Read More “Arbor Low on Sacred Sites list” »
When I first read a book by David Cowan called “Ley Lines and Earth Energies” the title seemed to match my desire – to learn as much as possible about ley lines. I wasn’t quite so sure about whether I was really interested in earth energies at that stage, or even what they were, in … Read More “Notes from a Highlander: David Cowan’s work” »
East Wales, Sunday 12th October 2008 1. Pistyll Rhaeadr Waterfall We started our day in bright sunshine, heading south towards the town of Oswestry on the A483, close to the border between England and Wales. Three times previously Kal and I had tried to find a waterfall called Pistyll Rhaeadr. I think our misdirection had … Read More “A game of Cup and Ball: Moel-Ty-Uchaf and Pistyll Rhaeadr, Wales” »
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