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Daily Archives: September 21, 2020
Going West: Pentre Ifan
It is a magical place. You are in no doubt of that as you walk along the path to the site. Hoary stones nestle in the hedgerow. Bluebells, those delicate woodland flowers that bloom only in spring, are blooming on … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, albion, Ancient sites, Books, Don and Wen
Tagged Ancestors, archaeology, history, megaliths, Neolithic tomb, pembrokeshire, Photography, standing stones, Wales
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Dear Wen: Gravid…
Dear Wen, Yes, the ‘constructors’ of the myths knew of the human soul, and how it functions best, and were keen to communicate this information, and to pass on the secrets of its cultivation to their prospective charges. A pity … Continue reading
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Tagged interpretation, Photography, writing
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Fate of the Lir-Brood: Raven…
* Hard the day when first I brought Dark Eva in my house to dwell Black the woman’s heart that wrought Such a cruel and malevolent spell. * …Lir departed Lake Devra with his company and travelled to the king’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Fairy Tale, Folk Tale, landscape, magic, mystery, psychology, story, writing
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Fate of the Lir-Brood: Moyle…
* Where are my brothers? Why have I lived? This apex of affliction to know What now is left But a life of despair I am unable to bear Such heart-break of anguish and woe. * Continue reading at France … Continue reading
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Manna…
When something fell from heaven, “Well! What’s this?” the small dog said, “If clouds are raining food, now, Could I have a steak instead?” A crow had dropped its breakfast And it landed on the grass, But seeing Ani’s interest … Continue reading
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