Ancestral faces
Ever-watchful guardians
Ward the shores of time
Ebb and flow of history
But the twinkling of an eye
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The photo for this week’s prompt was taken on the Cornish coast near Carn Lês Boel, not far from Land’s End. It is an exceptionally beautiful place, but it was not the aesthetics that had drawn us to visit the prehistoric promontory fort there, but the fact that it is here that the ley known as the Michael Line makes landfall.
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Sue Vincent's Daily Echo 
Love this one! Beautifully worded 🙂
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Thank you.
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Thanks for sharing the round0-up, Goff.
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My pleasure.
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Thanks Sue.
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🙂
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Thank you Sue Vincent for another awesome photo prompt. Is the list getting longer?
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Reblogged this on Campbells World.
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Thanks, Patty!
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Thank you I did not know about the line – The Saint Michael’s line is a postulated ley line connecting monasteries dedicated to the Archangel Michael in Europe and in the Middle East. & The Sacred Line of Saint Michael the Archangel represents, according to legend, the blow the Saint inflicted the Devil, sending him to hell. ~ there must be some further legend for that story.
Thank you for sharing your travels and verse.
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I think the leys go back much further than any Christian legend…
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Yes, I’m sure – all the different magnetic and magical lines 🙂
I had watch some history shows about some of the other stone circles and mystery stones in Europe.
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We have visited hundreds of these ancient sites in recent years… you can feel the magic at many of them.
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I think if one is open to the ‘forces’ it can be much easier to feel the magic 😉
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We work with them.
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