Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
This dramatic story begins one late May evening, when the sun is out. Oh, and it’s the month’s full moon too. It’s a long story, but it really is worth the reading effort. The drama is in the detail, to paraphrase a saying. The decision is made by Kal – we are heading to Nine Ladies stone … Read More “The Watcher’s Portal at Nine Ladies 2014” »
The third elemental angel was found at the end of one of the muddiest walks I have ever done. I think there was barely a moment on the walk when Kal wasn’t complaining – but that’s what you get if you wear inappropriate clothing. This is Cumbria!! We parked at Long Meg stone circle, just … Read More “Spring Equinox 2014 p4 – The Earth and Fire Angels” »
Spring is here! Well, it’s beginning to feel a bit more spring-like, even if only briefly at the moment. Kal and I went out for the Ostara festival date on Thursday 20th March this year. We had contingency plans due to the weather. The day before had been fine and still. The day after would … Read More “Spring Equinox 2014 p1 – The Air Angel” »
I was making the most of the beautiful winter weather – despite all the prognostication from the official weather channels. Tow more delightful sites to visit – one of the Piper Stones, and the accompanying Merry Maidens stone circle. 1. The Pipers standing stones [megalithic] You can park for the stones in a lay-by on a junction of … Read More “Cornwall Winter p5 – The Piper and The Maidens” »
The second place we intended to visit on Samhain this year was a newly-designated stone circle on the exposed side of Hay Bluff. Hay Bluff is a beautiful bracken-laden burgeoning hill which rolls gently upwards from Abergavenny until it tilts downward towards its English cousin Hay-On-Wye. As we rose towards the top of the hill … Read More “Samhain 2013 p3 – Hay Bluff stone circle” »
August 22nd 2013 – Mitchell’s Fold stone circle, Shropshire. I had three questions to seek answers to at Mitchell’s Fold this evening in late August. One had been answered already, and now I had a second. The ever-informative Mr Ian Pegler (of the British Society of Dowsers and Vale Crucis Abbey research fame) had mentioned … Read More “The Crowning Stone of Corndon” »
August 22nd 2013 – Mitchell’s Fold stone circle, Shropshire. My quest had been given to me to “seek the stag” and afterwards to “raise the horns of power” when I asked the question at Froggatt Edge. Weeks later at Mitchell’s Fold I wanted to learn more about what that would entail. Luckily we had picked … Read More “Seeking the Stag on a Blue Moon” »
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