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Category Archives: Memories
Weland Mind-Weld…
14th September 2021… * ‘On such a day as this two fools who laughed at death embarked upon the adventure of a lifetime…’ * …Today, the adventure is all but over with just a sealing of fire and water, inevitably, … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, albion, Ancestors, Ancient sites, Art, biography, Books, Dogs, Events, Friendship, Heart of Albion, Landscape, Memories, Poetry, Relationships, Sacred sites, Stuart France and Sue Vincent
Tagged Life, love, magic, Photography, psychology, story, writing
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Darlene Foster reviews “Finding Don and Wen”
A wonderful review of “Finding Don and Wen” from Darlene Foster, author of the escapades of Amanda who travels the world falling into adventures. Letters of wisdom Reviewed in Canada on March 19, 2021 An enjoyable exchange of letters between … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Books, france and vincent, Friendship, Memories, Photography, Spirituality
Tagged Amanda's adventures, book review, correspondence, darlene fostr, letters
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The giftie…
There is a ‘wishing squirrel’ tied around my wrist. Its cord matches my dressing gown. The red squirrel. ‘Tufty’ to most of my generation in this country… has been under threat from the invasion of its grey cousins for years … Continue reading
Circles Beyond Time: Seeking the Seer
* The birds told me of your coming. Hawk and Raven follow you; sight and memory, soaring of wings and thought. I see you… tall and grey, small and red. I see the purpose in your step and know where … Continue reading
Field of dreams..?
Long, long ago, when the world was still young and I was younger still, I moved into a house with a garden. It wasn’t much of a garden, long-deserted, overgrown and gone to seed, but my mind painted it in … Continue reading
Posted in flowers, Memories, nature, Photography, Spirituality, The Silent Eye
Tagged beauty, childhood, consciousness, dreams, gardening, herbs, learning through experience, Life, Patience, plants, sunrise, symbolism
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The walking dead…
We had been engaged in one of those long existential debates, discussing life, death and the possibilities of what might come before and after. The debate had gone on for some time, discussion had gone deep and we had covered … Continue reading
Posted in Humour, Memories, Photography, Spirituality, The Silent Eye
Tagged camera, consciousness, existentialism, filming, Life, life and death, life is finite, motherhood, personality, posterity, recycling life, sons
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Ghosts
We ran like children, playing in the snow, Geriatric teenagers with joints that creaked, While our tears froze, Ignored in laughter. We talked the wine away, until the sun rose Greeting it together, barefoot in the dew With a fierce … Continue reading
On the eve of Beltane…
It is Beltane Eve and, every year, the same few things come back to me… There is the battle between the Winter King and the Summer King that I loved as a child, from William Croft Dickinson’s Borrobil, the number … Continue reading
Posted in family, Humour, Memories, Motherhood
Tagged birth, birthday, pregnancy, premature
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The last bikini
As most of me now refuses to move after several days of ‘extreme gardening’, I thought I’d share an old one that made me smile at the memories it raised when I came across it… “Mais, non!” The elegant, if … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Memories, Photography
Tagged bikini, Bond, Corsica, memoirs, sea, sunbathing, Ursula Andress
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The wounded heart of Paris
The white dome of the Sacré-Cœur, floating like some fairy tale castle against the blackness was my very first glimpse of Paris. It was a school trip, we were no more than children… and I fell in love with the … Continue reading
Posted in historic sites, Memories
Tagged art, beauty, fire, France, history, medieval architecture, memoirs, Notre Dame, Paris, youth
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