Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
No, not a naked dance! It was the full moon and Gwas and I decided on what better a place to visit than the Nine Ladies in Derbyshire. An early evening start and a clear run had us there quite some time before the moons arrival. Upon reaching the outskirts of the site, I asked … Read More “A dance in the full moon at Nine Ladies” »
We had left the avenue of Carnac with success in our grasp. Both our quests had merged beautifully and left us with a taste of the journey worth while. However it was still early in the day (for Beltane) and since the area has sites by the dozen we decided to take in more sacredness. … Read More “Of Gateways and Portals Beltane 2014 – 09” »
Knighton Hill, near Wayland’s Smithy – 7th September, 2009 I thought that my chance to dowse a crop circle had gone this year. My recent two-day visit to Wiltshire’s White Horse Valley had been fruitless in terms of finding any remaining wheat or corn circles, as they had all been harvested. It was only by … Read More “The Knighton Hill maize circle: my part in its downfall” »
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