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Category Archives: Templars
A church under wraps II
As we opened the door into St Kentigern’s church, it was fairly obvious we had picked the wrong time to visit. Not only was the sudden and relative warmth of the building steaming up the camera lens like there was … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Art, Churches, Don and Wen, france and vincent, historic sites, Photography, Sacred sites, symbolism, Templars
Tagged cross pattee, Crosstwaite, Cumbria, Keswick, St Kentigern, stained glass, synchronicity
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A church under wraps
After the Full Circle workshop had ended and we had taken our leave from the rest of the party, Stuart, Larissa and I went to visit a local parish church, St Kentigern’s in Crossthwaite. I had wanted to visit the … Continue reading
The Temple Church II: Talking heads…
It is difficult to say what you see first when you step inside the church built by the Knights Templar in the middle of London, over eight hundred years ago. What you notice first, though, is a complete disparity in … Continue reading
Posted in albion, alchemy, Churches, Spirituality, Stuart France and Sue Vincent, symbolism, Templars, travel
Tagged carved heads, Crusades, London., medieval, Norma, Pilgrims, Templar Head, Temple Church, treasure
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North-easterly: Sidetracked by saints
Few churches named after a saint have a historical claim to have been built by their namesake, but St Aidan’s church in Bamburgh is one of the few who have that right. The original church here was founded by St … Continue reading
A Thousand Miles of History XXXVI: The Templars and the lawless church…
Our hotel the previous night had been just off the main highway across Bodmin Moor… a perfectly good modern road that would take us where we wanted to be by a fast and direct route. We were never going to … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, albion, Ancient sites, Books, Churches, Don and Wen, History, Photography, Spirituality, Stuart France and Sue Vincent, symbolism, Templars, travel
Tagged Blisland, Bodmin Moor, Cornwall, Knights Hospitaller, St Catherine's, Templars, temple
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A Thousand Miles of History XVI: The house of the raven…
We could have chosen to visit Chysauster, that being the biggest and best preserved of the ancient settlements in the area, but that very fact means it is more likely to be full of people… and it was the lives … Continue reading
A thousand miles of history II – The Templar Head
Heading towards the location of our weekend workshop, we had found a route south that avoided the inevitable delays around Stonehenge. Traffic passing the great circle is always slow, although it does give you a chance to see the stones, … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Ancient sites, Art, Churches, England, History, mystery, painting, Photography, Spirituality, Stuart France and Sue Vincent, symbolism, Templars, The Silent Eye, travel
Tagged baphomet, John the baptist, Templecombe head
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On the road again…
How much can you really manage to do on a warm, sunny weekend? It is surprising how obliging time can be when it is limited. We do not rush, we are never hurried, but we do seem to manage to … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, albion, ancient mound, Ancient sites, Books, Churches, consciousness, Dan Brown, Don and Wen, historic sites, Landscape, mystery, nature, Photography, road trip, Sacred sites, Spirituality, Stuart France and Sue Vincent, Templars, The Silent Eye, travel
Tagged history, museum, research, worksops
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