Tag Archives: Derbyshire

“Copious duckage and a load of bullocks”

Posted on August 21, 2014 by Sue Vincent

“That would make a good title,” he said as we watched the flock of birds swimming across the surface of the hidden lake. We had failed miserably at finding the chambered cairn of Five Wells and the prospect of a … Continue reading →

Posted in England, Landscape, Photography, travel | Tagged Black Well, Blackwell, Derbyshire, ducks, Fin Cop, hillfort, lake, River Wye, watermill, weir, well dressing | 2 Comments

Hidden things

Posted on May 22, 2014 by Sue Vincent

We left Cressbrook Dale on Sunday afternoon, the three of us, and headed for the Barrel Inn above Great Hucklow. It is, as I have mentioned before, traditional. A pint there revived us after the strange goings on at Cressbrook, … Continue reading →

Posted in travel | Tagged Derbyshire, landscape, music, Photography, pub, sacred sites, stone circle | 2 Comments

And then it rained…

Posted on May 21, 2014 by Sue Vincent

We were rained on… again… as we left the church in Bakewell, so we headed for lunch in the little village of Monyash before tackling Arbor Low. It was, we thought, getting a little suspicious… every time we got to … Continue reading →

Posted in England | Tagged Arbor Low, Derbyshire, Photography, sacred sites, stone circle, travel | 2 Comments

Land of the Exiles… Silent Eye Weekend Workshop 2014

Posted on November 5, 2013 by Sue Vincent

After seven years in cryogenic deep-freeze a group of interstellar colonists, fleeing the destruction of the Earth, awaken to find that their ship has crash-landed on Idos, their planned new home. The Commander, the sole member of the crew who … Continue reading →