I have tried to visit The Golden Grove before, but couldn’t find it on that occasion. This time I had better map, not just a printout from MultiMap. This reference may help you locate the site if you wish to find it yourself, because it’s not signposted in any way – SJ085817. Also, here is a … Read More “St Elmo’s Summer House and The Golden Grove” »
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If you remember, I had got to the end of a good day’s dowsing with Kal and was parked ready to walk to another site when I realised that I had forgotten my staff. I slightly panicked, but quickly quelled it. Oh la merde. Where had I left it? A quick flick through recent stopping … Read More “The Shining Staff and some rules of Natural Magick” »
Monday 2nd February – Dyserth, North Wales. In this final part of my account of a visit to the sites around Dyserth village near Rhuddlan I describe what happened when I returned early the next morning after having dowsed various sites the day before. I was keen to find out whether there was any difference … Read More “Dyserth: Of this earth? (Part 3)” »
The second instalment of our Imbolc trip to Dyserth village in North Wales. In this part we visited the mammary-gland sculpted hilltop of Graig Fawr where we suspected a standing stone may be lurking, and then discover a breath-taking surprise both large and small at the site of Castle Dyserth. Graig Fawr hill The air … Read More “Dyserth: Of this earth? (Part 2)” »
Dyserth, Imbolc, Sunday 2nd February 2009 “Of this earth”? Well, in terms of a learning experience it was definitely out of this world. It felt like we should have had a soundtrack of Canned Heat singing ‘On The Road Again’ as Kal and I drove purposefully into Wales on Sunday. Our purposefulness was due to … Read More “Dyserth: Of this earth? (Part 1)” »
I had taken my motorbike in for an MOT in the morning, and had the rest of the day booked off work. As it was a day that looked promising for good weather I decided to use the remaining sunshine to visit Anglesey again. I had biked over there a month ago to see what … Read More “Anglesey: Return to Bryn Celli Ddu – July 25th 2008” »
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