Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
In this third part of our South Wales trip I talk about our visit to a museum of stones, and then go on to discuss the amazing findings at the Samson Stone – a standing stone linked in to a very ancient network of energies related to the myths surrounding King Arthur. You can also watch a video of Kal dowsing the … Read More “South Wales 2011 : Part 3 – The Samson Stone and the Stone Museum” »
Saturday 28th August, 2010 – Ridgeway, Oxfordshire. I was lucky enough to get to walk for a day along The Ridgeway – a trackway that follows the prominent chalk ridge running through Oxfordshire and into Wiltshire. It is famous as an ancient trackway and pilgrimage route across England, and its modern version stretches from Ivinghoe Beacon … Read More “Ridgeway 2010 – The walk, the hawk and the chalk” »
Saturday 29th May 2010 – Knockbrack Hillfort, Country Meath. [map] The second site of the day, after our experience at Four Knocks, was of a wholly different character. It seemed to be the theme of the weekend that for every achievement or gift I received there was a price to pay and I was invited … Read More “Knockbrack Hillfort: Sleep for the Dead” »
CropCircleConnector – the site that I trust to deliver sensible and timely information about the location and circumstances of the latest crop circles – has posted pictures of the first 2010 circle to appear. Yet again it has started in Wiltshire, and again the location is significant to those of us who watch for such … Read More “The First Crop Circle of 2010: My interpretation” »
