Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
In the second and final part of my Autumn Equinox 2015 outing I was still at Pistyll Rhaeadr. I had been told that I could do everything in one place. Now that I had learned The Song of the Waters at the base of the waterfall, it was time to move onwards and upwards. Taking into … Read More “Autumn Equinox 2015 p2 – Moving onwards and upwards” »
After a hearty breakfast at the Loch Melfort Hotel – a hotel with stunning lake views and roaming highland cattle – we checked out and made our way back to Kilmartin. We had passed signs on the edge of Kilmartin for a castle called Carnasserie, and this would be our first stop today. Later we … Read More “Lammas 2015 p7 – The Troll of Carnasserie Castle” »
When the weather has been dry for several days in England then it would be rude not to go out into the world and see if you can feel the forces of Nature at work. Not wanting to be rude, Kal and I gave a large part of our eating and drinking time over to … Read More “Alderley Edge reveals The Sword of Galahad” »
Towards the end of the first day on Iona we walked to the northern end of the island to climb the hill known as Dun I (‘Dun-ee’). It was only a short distance from the abbey’s grounds, and according to the signposts there was only a 600m walk to the top. I was determined to … Read More “Ionian Equinox 2012 p4 – Dun I and the Healing Waters” »
High Harrington – a return to dowsing roots On our way over from Castlerigg to Ennerdale I noticed that we would be going within a short distance of the village that I used to live in when I lived in Cumbria. It was too good an opportunity to miss, especially as I suddenly thought of … Read More “Spring Equinox 2011 Part 2 – Going Home and Juggling with Water Spirits” »
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