Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
The outings that I particularly look forward to are my megalithic tour days. This started last year with the trip to Anglesey, and this year I selected a date in October and invited people who are in my Spirit In Nature Meditation group to come along. I got ten people along for the day. There was … Read More “Derbyshire Megalithic Tour 2016” »
I have been using my pen name of Gwas Myrddyn since I started this blog in the middle of 2008. It has adopted a personality all of its own now, and it feels like a well-worn leather glove which slips comfortably over me, shielding me with its anonymity. However, last year I was guided to … Read More “The Last of Those Who Know” »
Can you believe it? Gwas is off adventuring in the land of the Sun on this fine Beltane festival. As he is the one that usually sets an agenda (I improvise). It was up to me to create a celebration on my lonesome. Finally the side-kick gets to play on his own (queue maniacal laughter). When? … Read More “Beltane Festival of Fire 2012” »
Introduction I had been looking forward to Beltane for a while. The promise of warmer, longer days to work in plus the chance to get back to some of the best ancient sites in Derbyshire had been whetting my appetite for a few weeks, making all else seem like filling in time until the Big … Read More “Seven Sites for Beltane 2010 – Part 1” »
Needing to wear in the new front tyre on my motorcycle I took the opportunity to get over to Derbyshire. Of course, this involved the legendary Cat & Fiddle route from Macclesfield to Buxton, which conveniently has many corners just suited to the purpose of scrubbing the coating from rubber. The weather was lovely on … Read More “Nine Stones Close 2008 – ley hunting and energy patterns” »
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