The sky was finally cracking. The deep cloud cover was thinning and the glimpse of a possibility of sunshine for the afternoon at Carnac – France’s most amazing megalithic complex – was enticing. We paused briefly at the local creperie at Menec village – feeling like proper tourists, sipping our “boules de cidre” before heading … Read More “Beltane 2014 p3 – Carnac and the Taliesin Quest Pt1” »
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On a recent holiday to Brittany I was able to visit some new amazingly tall menhirs, standing stones, and some ones that I had visited before. As ever I was impressed by their sheer size, and I briefly had the chance to try to extract some more information about the stones and their properties. In … Read More “Brittany 2011 – The Needles of Stone” »
Tuesday 12th May – Lampouy, Brittany Another unexpected opportunity to do some dowsing, thanks to the wonderful “Megalithic Brittany” guidebook from Aubrey Burl. We were supposed to be heading our to Rennes to have a look around the town, but because of the variable weather, and a lack of enthusiasm, we actually changed our minds half … Read More “Brittany 9: The Lampouy alignments” »
This is the final part of the blog posts about the three main Carnac sites I visited in May of 2009. I didn’t feel inclined to dowse inside the fenced off field of stones, as I had already gathered the information I needed from the other fields, so M and I concentrated on visiting the … Read More “Brittany 7: Carnac alignments – Kerlescan” »
Brittany, Thursday 7th May This is the fourth post in my Brittany dowsing series, and for a brief moment I will be back-tracking. On the same day as we went to Mont St.Michel we had a small diversion to Dol De Bretagne, a town just off the main route along the Cotes D’Armour coast between … Read More “Brittany 4: Le Champ Dolent Stone” »
We had left Callanish II in a slightly confused state of mind. Callanish III had been lovely, Callanish II the complete opposite. We picked ourselves up and headed for the recommended Carloway Broch – a partially reconstructed shelter that we expected would be like a small stone shelter big enough to possibly fit us both … Read More “Isle of Lewis 2009 – Dun Carloway Broch and The Truiseil Stone” »
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