Heart of Albion – Tales from the Wondrous Head

‘It is good, my dearest Gwendolina, that you are so interested in this word leisurely…’

‘I’m not sure that I am all that interested, actually…’

‘… for I am a past master in its operations. My leisurely breakfasts, on a good day, can stretch well into the afternoon which pretty much makes lunch… supper… which is… fine by me… for as you know… I am of the considered opinion… that we eat far too much anyway.’

Wen, of course, does not really get leisurely… she is a bouncing ball of energy which never sleeps… though that in part is due to all the coffee…

Maybe that is what the coffee was trying to tell her when it exploded?

Slow down… a bit.

If it was, then it is not the first time recently that this advice has been given.

I do hope she starts to pay heed soon.

I, on the other hand, probably need to speed up… a bit.

Jack Sprat…

…And all that

 ‘And all this talk of bits…’

‘Yeahhs?’

‘It reminds me of another of Albion’s Myths…’

‘Oh Don! …Which one?’

‘Ah, ah…so now that I’ve finally got your attention…

…Breakfast in Slug Town’

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“If I am consciously following a woman who is about to engage a Llama in conversation, which I certainly appear to be, it does not impinge too negatively upon my thought processes.”

What does Jack and the Beanstalk have to do with a spiritual quest? What, for that matter, is the nature of the relationship between Salome and the Jester? Why is Wen conversing with a llama in the Yorkshire Dales? And what links the beautiful and sacred landscape that is the Heart of Albion with Breakfast in Slug Town? These, and many other questions, must be considered as Don and Wen continue the journey begun in The Initiate exploring the shadowy roots of the ancient myths and legends of these Blessed Isles, steering a perilous path through the murky waters of religious symbolism and iconography.

“Breakfast in Slug Town?”

Join them on their continuing quest for knowledge and understanding as they explore the landscape of England and people it with strange creatures and even stranger theories, using sacred intent and guided imagination to penetrate into the mysteries unfolding before them.

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