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20th August, 2010 – Trevethy Quoit, St Cleer, Cornwall It is not very often that Kal and I go on a wild goose chase. We are usually quite well prepared, and we have technology to back us up. More often than not we have hard copies of bits of Ordnance Survey maps accompanied by copious … Read More “Cornwall – An evening at Trethevy Quoit” »
Kilternan, County Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown, Ireland – Sunday 30th May 2010 This is the last, final and ultimate post on this year’s Ireland trip. We only went for a weekend but it has generated so many posts because so much happened in the three days we were there! This is the last one, and probably the … Read More “Kilternan: The Final Straw” »
After Bryn Celli Ddu we travelled further along the southern coast road towards the village of Brynsencien. We had discovered some interesting new patterns of energy around the ancient mound and chamber, and had spent time drawing upon the Winter Solstice energies. Now we wanted to see whether those energies might change at the next … Read More “Anglesey Winter Soltice – Part 2: The Bryngwyn Stones and The Soar Stone” »
This post follows on from the first part of the Rollright Stones complex, which can be found here. In the previous post I had been dowsing around the King Stone. I had identified a female line that followed the course of the path that leads up to the stone, and now I was following it … Read More “The Rollright Stones – Part 2: The King’s Men and the Whispering Knights” »
What follows is a description of a visit to the Rollright Stones that are a complex of megaliths perched on the Oxfordshire/Warwickshire border, near to the village of Little Rollright. I will, in due course, sketch out all of the findings and put them onto the Sacred Sites page so that you can see the … Read More “The Rollright Stones – Part 1: The King Stone” »
Tuesday 5th May – The St.Uzek stone and the Isle Grande ‘allé couverte’ Being up at the crack of dawn to disembark the ferry at St.Malo, then driving an hour in unfamiliar territory, and on the opposite side of the road to reach your holiday base, then unpacking and heading straight out to the Pink Granite … Read More “Brittany 2: St.Uzek stone and the Isle Grande ‘allé couverte’” »
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