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Tag Archives: Cornwall
A Thousand Miles of History XXXXI: An Unexpected Encounter…
We took to the backroads again, nodding to Drake’s statue as we passed through Tavistock once more, climbing up towards Dartmoor. On our way south, the mists had closed around us completely and we had seen little more of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Animals, Cornwall, Dartmoor, Dartmoor ponies, ecology, hill ponies
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A Thousand Miles of History XXXIX: Seeking Sanity…
For once we had the forethought to ask the lady in the church for directions to our next port of call… the Holy Well in St Cleer. After our almost accidental visit to the Holy Well at Madron that morning, … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, albion, Ancient sites, Books, Folk Tale, historic sites, Photography, road trip, travel
Tagged Cornwall, healing well, holy well. sacred spring, St Cleer
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A Thousand Miles of History XXXVIII: The Balance of Power…
The church in St Cleer may be dedicated to St Clarus, the missionary saint who fled to France to escape the importunate advances of an amorous noblewoman, but at first glance, that seemed to be one of the few nods … Continue reading
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Tagged Cornwall, Divine Feminine, Knights Hospitaller, norman church, St Cleer, stained glass
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A Thousand Miles of History XXXVII: Toeing the Line
One of our main aims in taking the Cornwall trip, quite apart from the sheer beauty of the place and the fact that it is strewn with more ancient and sacred places than you could visit in a lifetime, had … Continue reading
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Tagged Cornwall, dragon lines, Knights Hosptaller, ley, Michael and Mary Line, Norman architecture, St Cleer
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A Thousand Miles of History XXXVI: House of the Ancestors
Our next stop was only about half an hour’s drive from the Templar Church, and the road took us through the silent green of Bodmin Moor. With a long drive still ahead, I restrained myself, albeit barely, from turning aside … Continue reading
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Tagged burial chamber, Cornwall, dolmen, light, ritual, Trethevy Quoit
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A Thousand Miles of History XXXV: 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
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Tagged Blisland, Bodmin Moor, Cornwall, Knights Hospitaller, St Catherine's, Templars, temple
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A Thousand Miles of History XXXIV: A Lake of Legends…
Next morning we were once again up and away early, though this time our first stop was only a mile or two down the road and still on Bodmin Moor, a place where there must be as many legends as … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Ancestors, Ancient sites, archaeology, Avalon, Books, france and vincent, Merlin, Photography, road trip, travel
Tagged Bedivere, Cornwall, Dozmary Pool, Excalibur, Jan Treneagle, King Arthur, lady of the lake
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A Thousand Miles of History XXXIII: A Haunt of Ghosts and Smugglers
Image: ‘Self’ at Wikipedia GNU 1.2 It was dusk when we arrived at our hotel. Between rush hour, such as it is in Cornwall, and my refusal to believe that a sign reading ‘museum’ was really a sign for the … Continue reading
A Thousand Miles of History XXXII: The Chapel in the Grove…
A ruined chapel stands in a tiny clearing, sheltered and roofed by the trees that cluster close to its walls as if to offer it protection. The walls still guard the interior from view and a single doorway in the … Continue reading
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Tagged baptistry, Belerion, Cornwall, elements, holy spring, St Madern's chapel, water
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A Thousand Miles of History XXXI: The Wells of the Wishing Tree…
“Ooh!” My companion, well used to the consequences of such exclamations, braced himself as I swung the car off the road we were supposed to be taking and onto a narrow lane. The sign was intriguing and, although we had … Continue reading
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Tagged clootie tree, Cornwall, fairy tree, folklore, healing, Holy well, King Arthur, modron well, mother goddess, sacred spring, wishing well
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