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Tag Archives: Loki Stone
Dear Don: ‘Molten-Minds’…
Dear Don, It’s weird, isn’t it…how driving a straight road is mind-numbing, boring and sends you to sleep on more levels than one, while walking the old straight tracks just frees the mind and lets it roam… Perhaps it is … Continue reading
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Tagged Gosforth Cross, interpretation, landscape, Loki Stone, magic, mystery, Photography, psychology, writing
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Dear Don: ‘Old-Man-Young’
Dear Don, Perhaps that’s why they are ‘authorities’… a tramline train of thought instead of spreading root and branch… You know, I think you are right about that being the ‘young James’ weekend… which would indeed give us our ‘three’… … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient art, Loki Stone, Moors, symbolism
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