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Castlerigg stone circle – [Megalithic] [Map] Our Spring Equinox adventures began at the most beautiful stone circle in England – Castlerigg in Cumbria. As if that weren’t enough of a good start to the day we had a clear run to get there, and when we arrived the sun had cleared the sky to imbue the scene … Read More “Spring Equinox 2011: Part 1 – The Serpent at Castlerigg” »
Despite the previous night being a great night for star-watchers, I felt a ‘pull’ to go to Llandrillo’s stone circle on Tuesday 15th March. The day was cloudy and murky, but relatively warm, and the evening was the same. There would be no star-gazing this evening! I was going to Moel-Ty-Uchaf for many reasons: To confirm … Read More “Distant healing at Moel-Ty-Uchaf” »
This is the second part of our Yorkshire outing at Imbolc. In this half of the day we had our serious heads on. We went looking for a mighty stone circle, then passed a curious tower that we had to investigate, went to dowse at Bolton Abbey priory as the light began to fade, and … Read More “Yorkshire Imbolc 2011 – Part 2: Druid’s Altar twice and Barden Tower” »
Harthill Moor, Derbyshire – Saturday 20th November 2010 We picked our way carefully down the slope towards Doll Tor. “Give me more details!” I hear you say, “How do I find Doll Tor?” You find it when you’re ready, and if you’re committed enough. Otherwise, just sit back and enjoy this tale instead. Where was … Read More “Doll Tor 2010 – the cleansing” »
It’s not often that we encounter like-minded folk on our travels – even at stone circles. When we do it is always a pleasure and rarely a chore. On Saturday 20th November Kal and I headed out to Derbyshire again. Kal had come back for a weekend of fun and frolics, so I put a … Read More “Nine Stones Close 2010 – the gathering” »
Nine Ladies stone circle, Stanton Moor, Derbyshire – October 13th 2010 Firstly, apologies for the poor quality of the pictures used in this post. I forgot to bring my camera and had to rely on the camera on my phone to get some contextual images. At least they illustrate the point, even if they wouldn’t … Read More “Cleansing and Arcing at Nine Ladies” »
It was the finest day of a long series of fine days that were typifying the last of the lingering end of year sun. We were loathe to call this Autumn when it felt like Summer. The sun was shining, the air was warm, the ground was dry, and there wasn’t a hint of wind. We set … Read More “Arbor Low 2010 – the teaching place” »
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