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Category Archives: Ancient sites
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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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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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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…Red.
* … When the Fenians had risen and come out the following morning, Fin approached Brown, Black and Grey and said, “Do you have anything to relate from the watch last night.” So, the three newcomers told their respective stories … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Ancient sites, france and vincent, Mythology, Sacred sites
Tagged Folk Tale, landscape, magic, mystery, Photography, psychology, story
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A Harmony of Eight – Stuart France
* The point sits at the centre of the square, where its two diagonals intersect. * * From the same intersection, another square can be drawn at right angles to the first. Like this, we create eight equidistant points. * … Continue reading
Solstice of the Moon: Colours of Faith
We were up early next morning and were cheerful about an email we’d had, telling us that the friends we had found over breakfast on our first morning in Scotland would be joining us for the December workshop in Derbyshire. … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, albion, Ancient sites, History, Photography, Sacred sites, travel
Tagged Clifford, Holy Trinity Church, Jacbean, rood screen, Skipton, stained glass
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Solstice of the Moon: Desormais…
Desormais… henceforth… that is the motto over the gatehouse at Skipton Castle. It was probably the first word of French that I learned as a child and almost certainly the first I remember seeing written… even though it is written … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, Ancient sites, History, Photography, Sacred sites, travel
Tagged castle, Clifford, Dales, history, Moors, Normans, Skipton, yorkshire
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Grey…
* … Now Grey set light to his brand and went out on his watch with Fin’s dog, Bran, trotting along up ahead. He came to the same house that Brown and Black had visited but looking inside he found … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient sites, france and vincent, Mythology, Sacred sites, Stuart France
Tagged Folk Tale, landscape, magic, mystery, Photography, psychology, story
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Solstice of the Moon: Pure Magic
“!!!” The distinctive smell of tortured gears wafted into the car. It was not surprising. The lane we had chosen after the road closure, was not only so narrow we could not have passed an oncoming rabbit, it was also … Continue reading
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Tagged dangerous road, dragon, Loch Freuchie, mountains, ontario, quaich, Scottish glen
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