Long Meg and Her Daughters – September 25th, 2009 The first thing that strikes you as you approach this site is the sheer size of it. Avebury could be considered to be massive, as it hosts a village at its centre, but Long Meg is also in the category of huge sites. Unlike Avebury very few of … Read More “Cumbrian circles – Part 2: A very Long Meg and Her Musical Daughters” »
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30th April, 2009: Nine Ladies and Nine Stones Close, Stanton Moor, Derbyshire. This was a difficult post to write. Here, for the first time, I got an insight into how a stone circle may have once been used. My issue then was, how much of this speculative information do I pass on? Given that Kal … Read More “The Key to Nine Stones Close: unlocking the power centres” »
3rd November 2008 This is the last part in the account of our time at the Nine Ladies stone circle in Derbyshire. In this part I relate how we attempted some psionic experiments, I get to talk with the Wishing Tree, and we stumble upon the haunt of some exponents of sacred geometry. Oh yes, … Read More “Nine Ladies stone circle: Dancing in the dark – Part 3” »
3rd November 2008 This is part two of a three part account of our time at the Nine Ladies stone circle in Derbyshire. We visited in the late winter evening and in this part we found out the importance of particular stones in the circle. PART TWO We continued our dowsing in the moonlit deep … Read More “Nine Ladies stone circle: Dancing in the dark – Part 2” »
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” »
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