Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
I haven’t had a reason to go to Pendle Hill until recently. For some reason I picked up a second-hand book on it from a charity shop and it triggered memories of when I used to live nearby. I was only a small boy then, and had no means to get to the hill on … Read More “Pendle Hill: Witches, Hexes and Hexagons” »
If you stand a bit further back when you read this post, say about ten feet away, then the scanned-in pictures in this post take on a whole new perspective. It wasn’t intentional, but when I spotted it I thought I’d leave it like that. Might get you into an unusual conversation with those around you. … Read More “West Kennet Long Barrow: Decoded and Orbed” »
At Lammas (or Lughnasadh) I was with a group of friends who had collectively decided that we will walk the Sandstone Trail thorough Cheshire in September. In order to get some meaningful practise in we were doing the 17 mile stretch from Beeston Castle to Frodsham, where a pint of alcoholic ginger beer over ice awaited us. What … Read More “Lammas and Llamas” »
Alderley Edge, Cheshire : 20th August, 2008 THE BENT TREE We looked like a scene from Wacky Races as we pulled into the Wizard’s Car Park next to the pub (where you HAVE to buy a meal, it’s rumoured) in the late afternoon. We were the only ‘bangers’ on the lot, but we cared not … Read More “Alderley Edge 2008 – Tree energy systems, going ‘deviceless’ and The Batcave” »
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