Category Archives: Stuart France and Sue Vincent

Son of Chaos… Stuart France

Posted on March 8, 2019 by Sue Vincent

* There is a sound in my room. It should be a commentary for the visuals which play upon the walls just below the ceiling but it warbles like a wayward tape machine in my soft, pink, newly formed ears. … Continue reading →

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La Chapelle Verte… Stuart France

Posted on February 25, 2019 by Sue Vincent

* All stands hidden Out-of-sight At the heart of the cavernous world. * All lies sequestered Black but comely In the cavernous heart of man. * Continue reading at Stuart France

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Moving Finger… Stuart France

Posted on February 13, 2019 by Sue Vincent

* The moving finger, tells, the time… * “The moving finger tells the time, what?” * Continue reading at Stuart France

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Time Travelling: Monumental memories

Posted on February 9, 2019 by Sue Vincent

We could not leave Breedon on the Hill without mention of the Shirley family who left their mark on the little church in no uncertain terms. In fact, as soon as you enter the nave, your eye is immediately drawn … Continue reading →

Posted in Ancient sites, Art, Churches, History, Photography, Stuart France and Sue Vincent | Tagged 16th and 17th century memorials, archaeology, breedon on the hill, cadaver tomb, carved stone, Church of SSs Mary and Hardulph, Shirley family, tomb | 23 Comments

Time travelling

Posted on February 6, 2019 by Sue Vincent

Nearly five years ago and with strict instructions from my writing partner about ‘not finding things’ on my way north without him, I had accidentally found Breedon on the Hill and we had been ‘going to’ go there together ever … Continue reading →

Posted in albion, Ancient sites, Churches, Don and Wen, England, historic sites, Landscape, Photography, Stuart France and Sue Vincent | Tagged archaeology, breedon on the hill, Church of SSs Mary and Hardulph, destruction of heritage, Iron age hillfort, settlement | 20 Comments

A visit to Tissington

Posted on January 30, 2019 by Sue Vincent

The day was bitterly cold. Icy winds and heavy skies meant that it was definitely not the weather for tramping the moors on search of ancient stones. Instead, we had a run out to Tissington, knowing that one of the … Continue reading →

Posted in albion, Ancient sites, Art, Churches, Don and Wen, mystery, Photography, Spirituality, Stuart France and Sue Vincent, symbolism, The Silent Eye | Tagged Derbyshire, EVP, Fitzherbert, ghosts, Noah's Ark, Norman font, Norman tympanum, rainbow, stained glass, Tissington | 57 Comments

Not a stone… Stuart France

Posted on January 16, 2019 by Sue Vincent

It is a familiar conundrum. Whenever we come across sites like this, and we seem to come across more than a few, there is an inevitable question. How much of it is natural? Without question much of it is, but … Continue reading →