Tag Archives: Moors

This poem was read by one of our Companions, in the shadow of an ancient altar, just before we left the moors. For me it was perfect. The Wilderness by Kathleen Raine I came too late to the hills: they … Continue reading →

Posted in Poetry, Sacred sites, Spirituality | Tagged Kathleen Raines, Moors, poem, stone, wilderness | 5 Comments

A Yorkshire poet

Posted on September 14, 2014 by Sue Vincent

On A Yorkshire Moor Over a hill the west wind loves, There lies a quiet glen, Far away from the roaring world, Far from the strife of men ; Out to the south a lordly wall Reared by no human hands, … Continue reading →

Posted in Photography, Poetry | Tagged Ammon Wrigley, Andy Hemingway, Ilkley, Moors, yorkshire | 1 Comment

Harvest of Being

Posted on August 4, 2014 by Sue Vincent

In September the moors will still bear their crown of heather, veiled in autumn mists and the promise of gold. The moors around Ilkley are my heart’s home, a place that is, for me, unlike any other. At Solstice Steve, … Continue reading →

Posted in The Silent Eye, travel, Workshop 2014 | Tagged Ilkley, magic, Moors, september, spirituality, weekend | 8 Comments

Three as one

Posted on June 23, 2014 by Sue Vincent

Four a.m., Saturday morning, three people came together beneath the crescent moon to watch a solstice sun rise high on the moors overlooking Wharfedale in Yorkshire. Three individuals who share a dedication to the Light were joined as one, as … Continue reading →