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Author Archives: Sue Vincent
On the Doorstep: Awash with Legends…
We could, when we eventually found it, be forgiven for having missed the tiny hamlet of Horsenden. Accessed via a sharp turn-off and a narrow lane that leads only into the village, you would miss it even if you blinked. … Continue reading
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Frosting #midnighthaiku
Winters confection Layered pink and white frosting Always served chilled *
Whatever else 2020 has been, it has not been short on Friendship and Community – by Sally Cronin
Reblogged from Sally Cronin at Smorgasbord: The original concept of Thanksgiving was one of giving thanks for a new life, new home and new friends and that tradition is celebrated around the world in one form or another by different … Continue reading
Solstice of the Moon: A Last Adventure II
We knew the story. Both James and Paul himself have told how it was found, when Paul and his brother, exploring the moors as children, had come upon the strange passageway…and how the smaller of the brothers had been ‘encouraged’ … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, albion, ancient mound, Ancient sites, france and vincent, History, Photography, travel
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An Imperious Impulse: Shadow Lands…
* … “You must guard against your propensity to act foolishly, Coyote,” said Death Spirit. “Yes,yes,” said Coyote, “I will do just as you say, as always.” “Very well,” said Death Spirit, “you will travel for five days and cross … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, france and vincent, Mythology
Tagged Folk Tale, landscape, magic, mystery, psychology, story, writing
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The Alchemist: Last Judgement… Stuart France
* Perhaps, taking his cue from what little was left of the Mediaeval originals, Viollet-le-Duc incorporated and emphasised horns, and claws, and talons, and tusks, and fangs, and beaks, and raised heckles, in his grotesques. Even the feathers of the … Continue reading
On the Doorstep: Hidden Histories
There was a point at which we realised that we had got it wrong. That the chapter entitled ‘The Triumph of Horsenden’ should really have been’The Triumph of Bledlow’… but not only did it not have quite the same ring … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Ancient sites, archaeology, Churches
Tagged bledlow, buckinghamshire, church, Horsendon, manor, Saunderton, The Initiate
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Horizon #midnighthaiku
(Haiku written as prompt for Colleen’s poetry challenge) clouds cover the moon, beyond dawn’s pale horizon sun rises unseen Source of hope obscured Hidden by storm clouds rising Still casting its light
Solstice of the Moon: A Last Adventure
It is not every day that you can go on a real adventure to see a genuine, bona fide mystery, but that is exactly what we were going to do on the last day of our trip. We had been … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, albion, Ancient sites, History, Photography, travel
Tagged anomaly, Ilkley moors, James Elkington, mysterious archaeology, Paul Bennett, tunnel, walking, yorkshire
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