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Category Archives: albion
A Thousand Miles of History XXVIII: A Haunt of Rogues…
It had been an incredible morning, starting with the magic of Boscawen Un, our visit to Sennen church and then the long walk to Carn Lês Boel and back. Still flying from the experience, we felt in need of grounding … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, albion, Books, france and vincent, Photography, road trip
Tagged Cornwall, ghosts, import taxes, Sennen, smuggling, wreckers
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A Thousand Miles of History XXVII: The Head of the Dragon…
We have lost count of the number of hillforts we have seen, climbed and contemplated… but Carn Lês Boel would be our first true promontory fort. These Cornish ‘fortifications’ or ‘cliff castles’ seem to be nothing of the sort, though, … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, albion, Ancestors, Ancient sites, archaeology, Books, England, france and vincent, Landscape, Photography, travel
Tagged Bronze Age, Carn les boel, Cornwall, promontory fort, tin trade
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A Thousand Miles of History XXVI: Rite of Way
Our next stop was right on the coast. On a day when you could see where your next step would take you, and had we been blessed with more time, we might have parked at Land’s End and walked the … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, albion, Ancient sites, Books, Don and Wen, Landscape, mystery, Photography, Stuart France and Sue Vincent
Tagged cliffs, Cornwall, following the path, magic, mists, timeless
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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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Islands in the Sea…
* …“No matter,” says Wen, “they sometimes put contact details up.” She starts to scrutinise the notice board of the porch and then taps a number into her phone… “No answer!” Bugger times two! We content ourselves with a swift … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Ancient sites, Art, Books, Don and Wen, france and vincent
Tagged consciousness, landscape, magic, mystery, Mythology, Photography, psychology, story, the mysteries, writing
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The Giant’s Song
“…Will you forge the straight track for us, old friend?” Merlin asked the giant. Ogmios’ eyes gleamed in the starlight. “Come, it is long since we walked such a path together. Stay close and have your children gather their courage.” … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Books, fantasy, fiction, france and vincent
Tagged adventure, folklore, magic, Merlin, Mythology, spirituality, yorkshire
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Love Hog…
* If the first is a foot race, then the second is run on a chariot… Both lead to a film company producing the self-same film. * Continue reading at France & Vincent
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Tagged consciousness, landscape, magic, mystery, writing
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Vandalism…
It was with sadness that I read of the damage once more sustained by Doll Tor in the last few days. The circle is a beautiful and secluded spot, hidden in a little wood and just far enough off the … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient places, burials, damage, Doll Tor, magic, stone circle
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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
