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Category Archives: adventure
A Thousand Miles of History XXV: Going In…
The church of St Sennen did not disappoint. It has a cosy feel; a still, silent haven from the elements and the constant motion of the sea. I wondered how many women had taken refuge here in prayer over the … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, albion, Ancient sites, Churches, france and vincent, Landscape
Tagged First and Last Inn, fishing village, Land’s End, medieval wall painting, seafarer, Sennen, stained glass, wreck
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In conversation with G. Michael Vasey #podcast
Author G. Michael Vasey invited me over to be his guest on his podcast, to talk about how we can connect with the living energies of the land and the events that led to Stuart France and I writing The … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, Ancient sites, Books, Don and Wen, Landscape, The Silent Eye
Tagged albion, earth energies, G. Michael Vasey, living land, magic, podcast, Stuart France, Sue Vincent
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Beyond the Veil… #bookextract
“Heilyn’s mother, for instance, is no Titania. By human standards she can be cruel and heartless and her morals non-existent. You may not judge by the accepted code of our world. Faery is not immoral, but amoral in our terms. … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, Books, fantasy, fiction, Merlin
Tagged book excerpt, magic, philosophy, swords of destiny
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An iceberg universe
Fat little fingers hold up the toy as she peers at her reflection, laughing at herself. That she is, at two years old, very self-aware is evident in the way she plays with her own and her family’s reflections in … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, Brain injury, Life
Tagged children, consciousness, growth, imagination, mirror test, observation, science, self awareness, understanding
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Indie-Ani Bones ~ Going to waste…
We were not far from the Oxfordshire village of Stanton Harcourt. They had stopped the car and we had set off walking through this huge landfill and waste site, with loads of good smells. Frankly, I’d have been happy with … Continue reading
Priest of the Sun III – (A Thousand Miles of History)
Maiden Castle – Dorchester * … “Whither goest thou, Priest of the Sun?” “I go hence to the High Place for the soul is in need.” “What is that need?” “The need is Light.” “And what will you give for … Continue reading
Indie-Ani Bones ~ The Small Dog does archaeology
When we are all allowed to go out and play together, my two-legses sometimes let me share their adventures. It depends if there are going to be sheep and stuff. Not that I mind sheep… much… but ‘pparently, the sheep … Continue reading
Size matters – Lichfield Cathedral
Back in June 2017, I finally managed to break my journey between north and south to spend time at one of our mediaeval cathedrals… In our modern world, when we are accustomed to seeing skyscrapers on every skyline, size seems … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, albion, Ancient sites, Art, England, Photography
Tagged architecture, cathedral, gold, history, medieval, Normans, roman, saints, Staffordshire
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About time – Lichfield cathedral
Back in June 2017, I finally managed to break my journey between north and south to spend time at one of our mediaeval cathedrals… I had been going to do it for ages. Almost every trip north for the past … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, albion, Ancient sites, Photography, travel
Tagged architecture, cathedral, gold, history, martyr, mediaeval, Normans, Repton, roman, saints, St Chad, Staffordshire
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