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Trail of the White Dragon: Part 1 – Wayland’s Smithy

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Trail of the White Dragon: Part 1 – Wayland’s Smithy
Ancient Sites, Dowsing, Modern Druidry

Wiltshire – August 20th, 2009 There’s something mystical about Wiltshire. This county has more than its fair share of ancient sacred sites and now crop circle formations too. Wiltshire boasts Avebury, Stonehenge, Old Sarum, West Kennet Long Barrow, The Ridgeway ancient track, the list goes on and on. ‘Plan A’ was to find any remaining … Read More “Trail of the White Dragon: Part 1 – Wayland’s Smithy” »

Skull and bones: Human remains in stone circles

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Skull and bones: Human remains in stone circles
Dowsing, Quickie

One thing that has always seemed incidental to my research into stone circles and other megalithic sites has been the discrepancy between dowsing responses and the official reports on the purpose of such sites. These official histories can be found placed outside the sites by helpful country councils eager to attract tourists to any old … Read More “Skull and bones: Human remains in stone circles” »