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Tag Archives: Wales
‘UNDER CADER IDRIS’: The Longest Literary Pregnancy in recent decades!~Alienora Browning
Some years ago now, I got a fleeting glimpse of a book begun and put aside… a book that felt as if it needed to be written and set free to fly. When I saw that my friend, Alienora Browning, … Continue reading
Posted in Guest post
Tagged Alienora Browning, book, fiction, guest author, Heneghan, new release, Wales
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Discovering Albion – day 3: Welsh Border Raid…
It was, when I think about it, one of our ‘raids’; one of those rapid incursions which usually happen we visit somewhere an event is about to start. Like the wedding we almost gatecrashed, although we were to be fair, … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, Ancient sites, scotland road trip
Tagged healing spring, Holywell, miracles, pilgrimage, St Winefride, Wales
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Going West: Stories Great and Small
It is impossible to walk through any ancient place and not wonder about its story. In somewhere like St Davids Cathedral there are many stories, from those of the craftsmen who built the place, to the Story that inspired their … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient sites, Churches, History, Photography, Sacred sites, Spirituality, Stuart France and Sue Vincent, travel, Wales
Tagged carvings, landscape, pembrokeshire, spirituality, St David's, Wales
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Going West: The Accidental Tourist
Frankly, I thought it appallingly bad planning. Could the town not have chosen a different day to ceremonially install their new mayor? It isn’t as if we hadn’t advertised our itinerary for the weekend, culminating with a visit to the … Continue reading
Going West: Where Ancient Sites Collide
Wreathed in mist and roses, the Mother greets those who visit the sacred spring of St Non. The little shrine to the Virgin was erected in 1951 when the Passionist Fathers restored and rededicated the spring, as if to leave … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient sites, Photography
Tagged Holy well, landscape, Mystery School, Neolithic monuments, pembrokeshire, sacred spring, spirituality, St David, St Non, stone circle, symbolism, Wales, workshop
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Going West: The Chapel in the Mists
The chapel of Our Lady and St Non perches no more than a few yards above the steep cliffs and clear waters of the bay. Rising beyond a bank dotted with the brilliant spires of foxgloves, it was a welcome … Continue reading
Posted in Churches, History, Photography
Tagged chapel, St David's, St Non's, Wales, william Morris Notre Dame de la Victoire
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Going West: Cider with Bessie
For once, I wished I wasn’t driving. I wanted to stop every few minutes and get the camera out… the whole area is very beautiful, but the road between Nevern and our next stop in the Gwaun Valley is exceptionally … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, travel, Wales
Tagged Bessie's pub, Porthgain, ruins, slate mining, Wales
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Going West: the Yews of Nevern… and Other Surprises
I was looking forward to Nevern Church… another one of those, like Kilpeck, that we would visit ‘one day’… and were visiting at last. To think that we had seen so much since Kilpeck, just three days before, seems incredible. … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Ancestors, Ancient sites, Books, Don and Wen
Tagged bleeding yew, Carved cross, Celtic Christianity, celtic cross, churches, ogham, sacred sites, spirituality, symbolism, The Silent Eye, Wales, workshop
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Going West: Pentre Ifan
It is a magical place. You are in no doubt of that as you walk along the path to the site. Hoary stones nestle in the hedgerow. Bluebells, those delicate woodland flowers that bloom only in spring, are blooming on … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, albion, Ancient sites, Books, Don and Wen
Tagged Ancestors, archaeology, history, megaliths, Neolithic tomb, pembrokeshire, Photography, standing stones, Wales
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Going West: Walking with Angels
We didn’t have to climb the whole height of the mountain; there is a makeshift car park about halfway up. I was glad of that, as my poor, much abused feet were not happy. I spend much of my life … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, albion, Ancestors, Ancient sites, Books, Don and Wen, History, Photography, Spirituality, travel
Tagged archaeology, bluestones, mountains, Mynydd Carningli, Prescelli hills, sacrifice, stonehenge, Wales
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