I had seen the sights around St.Cleer and was now heading further into the moorland in search of one of the best stone circles in the country – or should I say the best three! The Hurlers. I had never seen them without them being shrouded in mist. Today…. it was likely to be the … Read More “Cornwall Winter p2 – Circle, Wring and Bed” »
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Yesterday late afternoon and evening had been the beginning of our pilgrimage and what a couple of wonderful experiences they had been too. Today was Friday, the Summer Solstice day itself and it had the promise of being amazing. We set off early in the morning as there were many miles to our next destination. … Read More “Solstice 2013 p3 The Hurlers” »
I have recently been working with the cross shape. It is such a loaded symbol that I have felt the need to mentally cleanse it of prior meaning. I had been trying to work with the elements for some time now, and frankly had been primarily failing. Finally I worked out why this was – … Read More “The Elemental Cross” »
Sunday 22nd August, 2010 – The Cheesewring, Minions, Cornwall. Just a mile or so further down the track from The Hurlers are a set of curiously eroded stones perched precariously on the edge of a hilltop that has been extensively quarried on one side. The journey to the stones is hard on the feet – … Read More “Cornwall 2010 – The Gnomic Kingdom of The Cheesewring” »
Sunday 22nd August, 2010 – The Hurlers, Minions, Cornwall. Having driven through the village of Minions to get to Trethevy Quoit the night before we were fairly confident about finding the famous stone circles called “The Hurlers”. There was a big brown sign pointing to them and everything so how could we miss them? We … Read More “Cornwall 2010 – The Misty Hurlers” »
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