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Monthly Archives: October 2020
Interlude ~ Hidden Avebury?
There was a lot we would have liked to have done and seen as we paid our flying visit to Avebury that day. We could have visited all the places we had planned for our ‘Hidden Avebury’ workshop weekend, postposed … Continue reading
Weep #midnighthaiku
Storm breaks on the moors Skies painted in angry strokes Weep themselves to silk *
Some Faerie Metaphysics ~ Neil Rushton
Reblogged from Dead But Dreaming: This article is an amalgamation of some previous posts at deadbutdreaming, a shorter version of which was recently published by New Dawn Magazine. It probably raises more questions than it gives answers, but I wanted … Continue reading
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Circles Beyond Time ~ A Rock and a Hard Place
We left the standing stone and walked back through the gate onto the Edge. Normally we would walk back a different way, but the path is a morass at the best of times and it had rained a lot in … Continue reading
Field of Sheaves: Flame…
* …The Clan of the Raven has withdrawn to the hills, to a high place in the sacred lands, nearer the centre. Their fires are dead, their hearths are cold, the hilltop silent under the moon. Others come. Others not … Continue reading
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Tagged landscape, magic, mystery, Photography, psychology, story, writing
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Wordpower
“Gloriously expert position. I merely bumbled upon your fastidious post and desired to articulate that I have really relished understanding your blog articles.” Genuine spam comment. Understanding? I wish I could say the same of the comment. The spam box … Continue reading
Simple #midnighthaiku
Simple joys remain Held lightly in memory Lifetime of laughter *
Carrion – Paperback Launch #booklaunch by Graeme Cumming
It’s here at last! And, if you were to look back to when I wrote the first faltering words of that very first draft (too long ago to be absolutely sure how many years have passed since), you’d understand … Continue reading
Circles Beyond Time~Ancient Lines
Wading through the wet bracken, we knew, would be worth it, for on the other side of the green fronds there is a stone…and it is something a bit different, in more ways than one. Several examples of Neolithic rock … Continue reading
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Tagged carved stones, fylfot, Gardom's Stone, ilkley moor, petroglyphs, Swastika Stone
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Field of Sheaves: Found!…
* …But anyway, back to the wood-stone. The authorities are agreed on its antiquity. It is either Bronze age or Iron age if that can be termed an agreement which in ‘sense-speak’ translates as very old or really old, and, … Continue reading
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