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3rd November 2008 (full moon) This is the first installment of a three-part post about a visit that Kal and I undertook to Nine Ladies stone circle in Stanton Moor, Derbyshire one dark winter evening. It’s a tale of adventure involving dowsing, druidry and darkness. PART ONE It was a dark and stormy night….no, it … Read More “Nine Ladies stone circle: Dancing in the dark – Part 1” »
Wednesday, 5th November 2008 The still of the day All week the weather had been still, hanging around, not doing much. I felt that as the week wore on the tension was building, as the mist was forming. I have been at home this week working through some decorating, but Wednesday seemed like an opportunity … Read More “Cerrig Pryfaid: a stone circle of ‘intertweaving’ energies” »
Three days of rain had preceded the day we were due to set out on our visit to Llandrillo. On the eve before I was tempted to adjourn the journey due to bad weather but I knew Gwas’s heart was set on it and in all honesty I have never let rain stop play so … Read More “Waterfall and Energetic Miscreants” »
Tonight I felt a strong urge to go back to Llandrillo, and climb up to Moel-Ty-Uchaf stone circle again. Kal and I have been there only a few days ago, but I just had to go back. This wasn’t a feeling of curiosity that was driving this thought. It was more of an urging – … Read More “A Pillow of Stars: Llandrillo by night” »
When we started dowsing Kal and I both followed Sig Lonegren’s beginners method of attuning the rods for reactions to energy phenomena: we trained a ‘YES’ response to be the rods crossing in an ‘X’ shape, and a ‘NO’ to be no reaction at all, with the rods pointing straight out away from you. As … Read More “Llandrillo: The strange reactor” »
East Wales, Sunday 12th October 2008 1. Pistyll Rhaeadr Waterfall We started our day in bright sunshine, heading south towards the town of Oswestry on the A483, close to the border between England and Wales. Three times previously Kal and I had tried to find a waterfall called Pistyll Rhaeadr. I think our misdirection had … Read More “A game of Cup and Ball: Moel-Ty-Uchaf and Pistyll Rhaeadr, Wales” »
After our visit to Pentre Ifan, my wife M and I travelled further inland from the coastal town of Newport. Our intention was to visit Gors Fawr stone circle [SN126294], described in the local tourist literature as “the most intact stone circle in Wales”. Sounded very promising, and after the wonders of Pentre Ifan we … Read More “Gors Fawr and The Death Spiral : Pembrokeshire, August 2008” »
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