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Tag Archives: Avalon
Bedwyr’s Song #writephoto
Reposting an old one as it fits fairly well with this weeks writephoto prompt: Bedwyr’s Song On the dark road to midnight The bard takes his rest With a song in his dream And his heart on the Quest. The … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography, Poetry
Tagged Avalon, Bedivere, Bedwyr, Excalibur, Glastonbury, Grail, King Arthur, landscape, Life, love, magic, Poetry, spirituality
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A Thousand Miles of History XIII: A toe in the water
The legendary land of Lyonesse lies off the uttermost point of Britain. It is told that the people of that land were tall and fair, beautiful to behold, wise and learned. At the centre of their lands was a wondrous … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, albion, Books, children, Don and Wen, Landscape, Photography
Tagged Atlantis, Avalon, beach, Cornwall, King Arthur, Land’s End, legends, piskies, sea, Sennen Cove, Whooper of Sennen
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Mists – Bob Fairfield #writephoto
Arthur shivered, drew his crimson cloak over his shoulder and looked once more over the Plains of Avalon. Although it was mid-morning the sun was still unable to break through the wet, damp, pestilential mist. He knew that less than … Continue reading
Introducing David Greenaway – Town Crier of Glastonbury
We spent May Day weekend in Glastonbury this year with Alienora and our friends… and one of the people unmistakably at the centre of the festivities was David Greenaway, the Town Crier. The traditional Town Crier is an iconic figure. … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Glastonbury, History
Tagged Avalon, living history, Man, news, proclamation, Town crier, wife selling
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Raising the Maypole
It hardly seems possible that it is already a month ago that we were waiting in a place between the worlds for the rites of Beltane to reach their culmination. Glastonbury…the fabled Avalon… is a place where the veil between … Continue reading
Beautiful people
I took far too many photographs in Glastonbury…and so far the tale of that weekend has not reached its culmination with the raising of the Maypole! But there were so many fabulous costumes, so many beautiful people, that it seems … Continue reading
Art in the Courtyard
One of the joys of any visit to Glastonbury is, for me, the artwork. It is everywhere in the town, from public art to glorious graffiti. Almost every shop sells handcrafted work in every imaginable medium, from paintings and sculpture … Continue reading
May Day in Glastonbury
Sunday morning, Beltane, the first morning of May…and we were in Glastonbury. After a leisurely breakfast, Alienora prepared for her role as Priestess in the morning’s proceedings. We would meet the others in the town for the start of the … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Photography, Sacred sites, Spirituality, Stuart France and Sue Vincent
Tagged Avalon, beltane, May Day celebrations in England, maypole
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The eggs of the swan
After the festivities of the afternoon, there was time for a convivial meal with all our friends at the George and Pilgrim, the 15th century inn that still houses guests, history and ghosts. The town was busy with the Beltane … Continue reading
On Beltane Eve…
There is probably nowhere else in the country where you can walk through a residential estate on a Saturday morning, in full ceremonial robes and with magical symbols painted on your forehead, without anyone batting an eye. It could only … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Ancient sites, Friendship, Glastonbury
Tagged Avalon, beltane, May Day celebrations in England, maypole
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