Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
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” »
Kermario, Carnac – 8th May 2009 In this sixth instalment of the Brittany series, the second part of the Carnac visit, I found possibly the most interesting aspects of the whole Carnac visit (not to put you off the next post, but this is the ‘main feature’, if you like). Entrance stones As we walked … Read More “Brittany 6: Carnac alignments – Kermario” »
Carnac, Brittany – Friday 8th May The 8th May is a public holiday in France. There are loads of them in May, and it seemed like a good day to be heading down to the seaside, so we packed for a trip to the greatest megalithic site of the whole of France – the legendary fields … Read More “Brittany 5: Carnac alignments – Ménec” »
Equinox on Anglesey We had fun and games trying to get to Anglesey for the time of the Vernal Equinox. We were trundling along, yapping away and missed the junction just over the Menai Bridge. We doubled back, went over the older bridge, then got behind slow drivers – all good fun. But we made … Read More “Bryn Celli Ddu and Druid’s Circle 2009 – a balance of dark and light” »
This weekend I did a bit of scouting. In a recent blog post I raised the issue of putting dowsing to the test. I had been baffled by just how wrong dowsers were, who were put to the test by scientists and sceptics in a televised experiment. This weekend I found what I hope is … Read More “Penmaenmawr 2008 – a good site for The Trial?” »
Anglesey, Wales – August 25th, 2008 This is the second part of the three-part story of a visit to Anglesey by Kal and I in late August 2008. In this post I will recount the tale of several sites that we looked at in the northern part of Anglesey, but before I get to those, … Read More “Anglesey 2008 p2 – The Bryn Gwyn and Llanfechell stones” »
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