Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
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” »
I have been researching the origins of the traditional Dunce’s Cap – that conical piece of headwear so often seen reflected in pictures of old school days. The hat is also commonly associated with a Witch, being the tall black hat that everyone recognises. However, in my research I have come to discover that the … Read More “Dunce cap is Druid hat” »
Sunday 12th September, 2010 – Froggatt village, Derbyshire. The afternoon was ours and the day was glorious. It was the kind of day at the end of the summer that you know if you don’t make the most of it you will sorely regret it because there won’t be many more like this for many … Read More “Froggatt Edge 2010: circles and quarries” »
I don’t usually refer people to other blogs and sites, other than placing a link in the side bar to those sites that I think are worthy of a second glance, or who have been kind enough to refer to this blog. “Walking The Hedge” is just such an exception. I have just read Juniper’s story … Read More “Juniper : a shining example of humanity” »
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