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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On the same day as my visit to the Hurlers and the revelations that I gained there (link). I visited the Cheesewring about a mile or so further into the moor. It is a curious and daunting place. Take a look at the picture below… It was a wonderfully sunny Winter’s day and the air … Read More “Cheesewring an ominous encounter” »
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” »
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