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Category Archives: Heart of Albion
Time Slip… Stuart France
…Dusk falls quickly as the mists in autumn and here in the sheltered valley the light is fading. The thin grass is wet and dew-cold as they alight from their ponies, setting them to graze and drink from the wide, … Continue reading
An unexpected guide
The hill was barely visible through the sudden mist that had descended to shroud the morning, a hill we needed to climb. There was, though, no sign of a path by which to reach it…and no-one in this wild landscape … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient sites, Books, Heart of Albion, Landscape, Photography, travel, writing
Tagged Blakey Topping, Lammas, llama, Moors, North Yorkshire
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Find the path…
Picture the scene… two o’clock in the morning… a half empty wine bottle on the table… the dog snoring on the sofa, her ball forgotten for a little while… and my companion picks up the book and begins to read … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient sites, Birds, Books, earth, England, Heart of Albion, Landscape, Photography, writing
Tagged adventure, Amazon, Dragon Hill, earth energies, Uffington
14 Comments
Dear Don XLVI
Dear Don, I am, of course, blaming your ‘extrusions’ for the silvery exudations that now make an argent tracery across my threshold. Slug Town? Yeah… they all seem to be coming in to see me the past couple of weeks … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, Ancient sites, Crucible of the Sun, Don and Wen, Heart of Albion, Photography, Slugs, Stuart France and Sue Vincent
Tagged Derbyshire, ego, Ilkley, Stanton Moor, stone circle, Yorks
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When a thousand years is but a breath…
After several days away from the keyboard, I am back and beginning the long process of catching up. Even after some seriously severe pruning, the inboxes are blossoming and the emails seem to be setting seed and cross pollinating quicker … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient sites, England, Heart of Albion, History, Photography, travel, Workshop 2015
Tagged Black Boy, buckinghamshire, mercia, Mountains of the Sun, North marston, Oving
32 Comments
Mistletoe
This picture was taken in early spring last year, just as the world began to warm itself in the pale sunlight. The place was Pilton, a little village near Glastonbury with a legendary history as big as a heart. It … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient sites, Glastonbury, Heart of Albion, Photography, Poetry
Tagged faith, haiku, hidden treasure, Joseph of Arimathea, mistletoe, Pilton
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Meeting a friend…
I was conscious that my profile pic, fixed and recognisable as it is across various sites and book covers, is a couple of years old. The hair is no longer blazing red and now curls to my shoulders in its … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient sites, Churches, Friendship, Heart of Albion
Tagged All Saints, Edward the Confessor, font, Middleton Stoney, norman church, Oxfordshire
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Little gems – Ibstone
I’m grounded. The car, minus its MOT, sits forlornly on the drive awaiting its appointment at the garage first thing on Monday. I am limited to where I can go with rural transport and I am severely missing my wheels. … Continue reading
Déjà vu?
We had been here before. There was both a sense of continuity and unreality as we stood looking out over the valley. No, I am not describing some mystical experience. We’d been here the day before… and on a couple … Continue reading
Posted in England, Heart of Albion, Photography
Tagged ancient sites, Derbyshire, legend, monsal head, quest, spiritual journey
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