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Category Archives: Sacred sites
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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Little gems – All Saints, Burton Dassett II
There is a calm, clean feeling to the church of All Saints in Burton Dassett. It isn’t just the limewashed walls or the plain glass in the windows… not the stone flagged floor or the mefdieval tiles. It is something … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Sacred sites
Tagged ancient sites, art, churches, England, English saints, history, medieval church, medieval wall paintings, Norman architecture, painting, travel, warwickshire
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A country church
If the only way I can get out and play at the moment is to revisit old haunts, then so be it, Four years ago, I stumbled across a little gem of a church… very unexpectedly… For once, I had … Continue reading
North-easterly: Sidetracked and Gobsmacked
We had chosen to take a very long route home for one simple reason… there was something we wanted to see that was never going to be on our way to anywhere. So the possible three hour journey took us … Continue reading
North-easterly: Waylaid by Wyverns
We didn’t have to go back the long way, but we did. My companion, knowing full well that the moors of North Yorkshire would be calling, and responding to squeaks from the driver’s seat as the hills came into view, … Continue reading
Captured #midnighthaiku
Beauty beyond age Serenity beyond grief A delicate touch Medieval mastery Capturing a mother’s heart * The wall painting here can be found at the little church of All Saints in Burton Dasset… a place I visited with friends some … Continue reading
Posted in Churches, Photography, Sacred sites
Tagged haiku, motherhood, tanka, wall painting
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North-easterly: Sidetracked Again
It doesn’t matter where we go, the habit of rising early for work seems to follow us, so it was no surprise that we were up and out a long time before we would be meeting the rest of the … Continue reading
North-easterly: Sidetracked by Stones
As the tides would not allow us to cross to Holy Island before eleven, three of us were on the road early to visit a stone circle. It had been a late decision… very late, in fact, but as Gary … Continue reading
Beyond the bounds: Contact…
* But what would the first meeting have looked like? * Like Cortez, or Cook, or Columbus… * The travellers, apparalled differently, brought gifts, and some of these were, later, still deemed worthy of record… * Their manners, and customs, … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient sites, Don and Wen, france and vincent, Sacred sites, Stuart France
Tagged albion, landscape, magic, mystery, Photography, psychology, story, writing
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