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All books available in Paperback and for Kindle from Amazon. Click the images to find out more...With Stuart France
The Triad of Albion
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Daily Archives: December 11, 2020
The Foundations of Our Prosperity ~ Tallis Steelyard
Reblogged from Jim Webster, aka, Tallis Steelyard: You can sometimes see them at the very lowest tides. You’ve got to walk a long way out into the Estuary and frankly I’d rather take a boat down the main channel and … Continue reading
Posted in reblog
Tagged elderly country cousins, Ortar Dreen, peasant dialect, second hand book shops, Simple people
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Discovering Albion – day 4: An Irish Saint in Lancashire
We climbed up the ruins of St Patrick’s Chapel, built in the eighth or ninth century. Legend has it that it commemorates the landing of St Patrick of Ireland and although it was constructed many years after his death, it … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, Ancient sites, Churches, Photography, scotland road trip, travel
Tagged Heysham, rock-cut tombs, saxons, stained glass, stone carvings, Vikings
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Are we there yet?
* “Tell me, when will the kingdom come?” said Judas Thomas. Joshua said, “why do you wash out the inside of a cup? So that you may fill it and drink from it? Whoever makes good the inside, makes good … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books
Tagged consciousness, magic, mystery, Photography, psychology, story, writing
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Paracelsus: Conscious Mind…
* To round off our brief but succinct survey of the Alchemists, we shall give some examples from the works of those savants that we have so far considered. * Next up, Paracelsus… “… It is necessary to state clearly … Continue reading
Ani’s Advent 2020! Snowing Cats and Dogs…
Dear Santa, We’ve still had no snow. Do you have wheels for the sleigh in case we don’t have any? You never see it with wheels on the pictures… but I don’t think it would be fair to Rudolph and … Continue reading
Lucky
There are few photographs of my years in Paris. The camera I had back then was minimal, film expensive to process and anyway, postcards did a far better job that I could ever do. It doesn’t matter. Back then it … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, Friendship, painting
Tagged art. memories, memoirs, Montmartre, Paris, Place du Tertre, Thierry Arnault, Thomas Coffield
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Transient #midnighthaiku
Transient beauty Leaves a gift of memory Perfumed petals fall *
