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Tag Archives: archaeology
Windblown stone
Still stuck at home… possibly for good now… I can still share memories and previous visits to places that have special meaning for me. Some, like Brimham, were magical, both in their own right and to the eyes of the … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Ancestors, Ancient sites, Books, mystery, Photography
Tagged ancient sites, archaeology, Brimham rocks, geology, Moors, Nidderdale, Photography, sculpture, stones, travel, yorkshire
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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
The day the stags roared ~ KIrsty Mill
Reblogged from Pondering the Past… a beautiful visit to the Isle of Mull… It was a day when the stags roared. We walked along routes used in ages past. Along tarmacked roads, past machair and grey-blue sea. Then inland. Green … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, Ancestors, Photography, reblog
Tagged archaeology, current landscape, Isle of Mull, landscape, past landscape, past lives, standing stone
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The Small Dog has the Last Word…
“Anu, old boy, how did you get here?” Frankly, as a mention in their latest book, it isn’t good enough. Not only have they changed my name and gender, but I am pretty sure it is the only mention of … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged alternative history, Ancestors, ancient sites, archaeology, Books, Dogs, earth energies, esoteric fiction, Humour, launch day, magic, new book, Photography
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Guest Author: G. Michael Vasey ~ Chasing the Mysterious and Magical to Connect with the Land
I have always found life to be mysterious. Even from a young age sitting contemplating reality and asking those mind-boggling questions… ‘why am I here?’ and ‘what am I?’, I have been driven by an outlook at life as an … Continue reading
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Tagged Ancestors, ancient and sacred sites, archaeology, Books, dragon lines, earth energies, esoeric, history, leys, magic, shamanism, The Initiate by France & Vincent
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Alternative archaeology
‘Shadowing’ is the apparent… and disputed… reproduction in the stone of many ancient monuments of prominent features in the landscape. A monolith in a stone circle that aligns with and captures the shape of a nearby peak… the capstone of … Continue reading
Solstice of the Moon: The Butcher’s Stone…
““Culloden,” he said, the whispered word an evocation of tragedy.” Outlander: Voyager, Diana Gabaldon We had turned off the main road to Inverness, and were heading down the ‘B’ roads in search of an ancient site we wanted to visit. … Continue reading
Solstice of the Moon: the Battle Stone
The road carried us towards Forres, on the way to Inverness. We were, fairly predictably, on the trail of a stone. Not just any stone, though, this one is rather special. It is also quite a large one…though quite how … Continue reading
Solstice of the Moon: What on earth…
“…is that?!”I immediately went into ‘there has to be somewhere to park’ mode. You don’t just drive past a humungous mound without stopping…not when it is so very obviously man-made. And especially not when there are two of them. And … Continue reading
Solstice of the Moon: Circles Out of Time
It looked, for a while, as if we might escape being rained on at our second site of the morning, but no… that would have been too much to ask The ritual cleansing would continue. We were heading for another … Continue reading