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Category Archives: History
Going West: A Field of Peace
We gathered by Whitesands beach, just outside St David’s in Pembrokeshire… a small group of people from all walks of life, putting aside the cares and pressures of the daily grind to explore the sacred landscape of Wales. A time … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Ancient sites, archaeology, Books, Don and Wen, History, Photography, travel
Tagged archaeology, Halifax bomber, Liberator, skeletons, St David's, St Non, St Patrick, Wales, Whitesands Pembrokeshire, WWII
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Going West: Into the Past
As you walk through the antlered gate of the hillfort at Castell Henllys you are stepping back into the past. This is no mere historical curiosity, nor ‘just’ an educational museum… it is a real and ancient settlement, painstakingly recreated … Continue reading
Going West: Back in Time
“This is for kids.” I detected a distinct lack of enthusiasm. Granted, the site has been made into an educational experience, but the fact remains that Castell Henllys is a real archaeological site and quite unique, for while it was … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient sites, Birds, History, Photography, Stuart France and Sue Vincent, travel, Wales
Tagged archaeology, Castell Henllys, hilfort, Iron Age, pembrokeshire, round house, Wales
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Going West: The Poet’s Yew
The rain continued as we walked from the Abbey to the church, the sky heavy and grey. Even the shelter of the trees was not enough to protect the lens from the constant drops, but it began to ease as … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient sites, Art, Birds, Churches, flight, History, Photography, Spirituality, Stuart France and Sue Vincent, Wales
Tagged Abbey, stained glass, Strata Florida, Welsh church
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Going West: The Valley of the Flowers
The rain hammered against the car. We’d been twiddling our thumbs for a while, attempting to keep the windows from steaming up too badly while we grazed on what we had in the glove compartment, looked at the map and … Continue reading
Going West: Going to the Devil
At the end of the mountain road we had taken lies a small community clinging to the sides of the gorge above the River Rheidol. Pontarfynach, though, is named for the Afon Mynach, one of its tributaries, that tumbles, roars … Continue reading
Going West: Mountain Road
We were fed and watered… very well-fed, in fact after a home-cooked Welsh breakfast at the Mid-Wales Inn… and on the road early. The weather was finally dry, the sun attempting to peep through the clouds… and there was the … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient sites, flowers, History, Landscape, nature, Photography, travel, Wales
Tagged Cwmystwyth, Elan Valley, gold found in Wales, royal wedding rings, welsh hills, welsh valleys
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Going West: Deep Magic…
I’d seen the name when I’d planned the route… though ‘planned’ may be stretching things a bit far; I had a vague idea and my companion had a map. From Kilpeck to Rhyader, somewhere near which we would find our … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient sites, History, Photography, Sacred sites, Spirituality, Stuart France and Sue Vincent, travel, Wales
Tagged Aslan, burial mound, C.S. Lewis, dolmen, Herefordshire, King Arthur, Narnia, quoit, robin, Stone Table
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Going West: Kilpeck Castle
Why does a tiny village like Kilpeck hold such a fabulous church? Because once it wasn’t a small, forgotten place, but the seat of nobility and, according to the information board, parts of the castle still remained. We left the … Continue reading
Going West: Going In
It was either going to be spectacular… or very plain. Probably the latter, as we have found that with the highly decorated churches, it tends to be one or the other, inside or out. It was, then, no surprise to … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient sites, Art, Churches, Goddess, History, Photography, Sacred sites, Stuart France and Sue Vincent, travel, Wales
Tagged font, holy water stoup, Kilpeck Norman church, symbolism
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