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Category Archives: france and vincent
Solstice of the Moon: Halfway to Paradise…
The misty morning had turned into the most glorious autumn day as we left Glen Lyon and headed towards Loch Tay. We wanted to try and get a shot of the crannog that has been built on the lake at … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, albion, Ancestors, Ancient sites, france and vincent, Photography, Sacred sites, scotland road trip, travel
Tagged beauty, Crannog, Loch Tay, reflections, round house
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Black…
* …As the lot had fallen to Black to go on the second watch, he set a flame to his brand and went off into the night upon Brown’s return, with Fin’s dog, Bran, padding softly behind him. Black wandered … 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: Frustration…
Sir Walter Scott called it the “…longest, loneliest and loveliest glen in Scotland…”, but to me, our all-too-brief foray into the outer reaches of Glen Lyon was pure frustration. It has absolutely everything you could possibly imagine or want in … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, albion, Ancient sites, france and vincent, History, Photography, Spirituality, travel
Tagged Bridge of balgie, glen, Glen Lyon, magic, mountains, Scotland
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Solstice of the Moon: Stories Unknown
We had driven to Fortingall to see the venerable yew, but it just happens to be in the grounds of a church, so it was inevitable that we would take a look around. We do seem to spend a lot … Continue reading
Brown…
* … Brown went on through the night until he saw a fire in the distance. He walked towards it and as he drew near he saw a large house, which he entered. Inside the house a large crowd of … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Ancient sites, france and vincent, Mythology, Photography, Sacred sites, Stuart France
Tagged Folk Tale, landscape, magic, mystery, psychology, story
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Solstice of the Moon: Older than Time…
Imagine standing in the presence of a living being at whose feet Pontius Pilate played as a child. Local legend says that Pilate was born at Fortingall when his father visited the Roman Legions in the north. Imagine standing in … Continue reading
Solstice of the Moon: Tales of the Unexpected
Sadly, it was to be our last night in Scotland. We had found a place to stay just outside Pitlochry. The next morning we would begin the long drive to our next rendezvous… a meeting with a friend in Yorkshire. … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, albion, ancient mound, Ancient sites, france and vincent, historic sites, History, Photography, scotland road trip, travel
Tagged Aberfeldy, albion, Black Watch, landscape, mystery, Pitlochry
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Brown, Black, Grey and Red…
* Fin Mac Coll was hunting with his Fenians south of Ballyshannon. Three strange men approached the company. “Let no one speak before they get to me,” said Fin. The three interlopers said nothing until they stood before Fin. “Our … Continue reading
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Tagged Folk Tale, mystery, psychology, story
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Solstice of the Moon: All That Glitters…
You could easily drive past and never know it was there. Even hoping that we were on the right road and might just find it, we almost missed it… almost, but not quite. I have never known the name of … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, Ancestors, Ancient sites, france and vincent, Photography, road trip, TOLL, travel
Tagged fairyland, Highlands, Laggan, magic, Pattack Falls, Scotland, waterfalls
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Solstice of the Moon: Chasing Memories
A very long time ago now, I had a wonderful job that took me, every weekend, driving around Britain. By the time I reached Scotland, I knew… barring disaster… whether I would have some time to spare before I needed … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, albion, Ancient sites, france and vincent, heather, History, Landscape, Memory, Photography, road trip, Spirituality, symbolism, travel
Tagged beauty, Cairngorms, Loch Laggan, memory, Scottish Highlands
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