A Fungi Walk
A Fungi Walk Rarely has a walk been one without discovery or delight, the last one up a logging track took on its own character. At the start we met a friendly man who declared there was nothing better than … Continue reading →
The Offering Pool!
The Offering Pool! Snatching a view of the forecast – with fingers crossed – there’s an excited smile, Setting the wheels in motion – a warm glowing emotion – to warm the spirit a while! Greeting a morning with skies … Continue reading →
Swallows Flying South
Swallows Flying South Summers’ end leant: unnoticed leaves drift down, pale falls floating, framing a pheasant, fanning dust into his feathers, Swallows speeding, grace space, hunting – heading south – signs say get on way, not kites – magnificent in … Continue reading →
Into the Labyrinth
Into the Labyrinth After my last visit to the Rollright Stones I thought it would be nice to see it in daylight. So, a few weeks ago Little Raven and I met up with Morien in the Stone Circle. The … Continue reading →
As Autumn nears its Dawning!
As Autumn nears its Dawning! Greeted by the morning – as Autumn nears its dawning – breathing in the sweetness of the day, The sun shines on high – as the stream runs dry – with the peace descending come … Continue reading →
Recollections!
Recollections! As I sit against a tree, with my notebook on my knee, random thoughts to weave a web for free! I am sailing with the tide, with my spirit deep inside, feeling the emotion along for the ride! I … Continue reading →
The Gatekeeper’s Birthday!
The Gatekeeper’s Birthday! This morning comes to light – with a fine mist spray – hanging in the breeze, A sky of subtle grey – it welcomes the day – whilst the time ticks by with ease! A greeting of … Continue reading →
A Midsummer’s Night Rider
A Midsummer’s Night Rider Most people think Summer Solstice and Mid Summer’s Day are the same thing but they’re not. Summer Solstice is the longest day, usually it’s on the 21st of June and Midsummer’s Day is on the 25th … Continue reading →
Part 25: Summer Solstice 2021
Part 25: Summer Solstice 2021 Undeterred by the grey clouded day we made our way through grazing sheep down to an ancestral circle of stones, just across the river from where we held our Spring Equinox ceremony within an ancient … Continue reading →
To Farmcote
To Farmcote The feel of the day, was a little glum on a long slow upward trudge, on a prehistoric track towards an ancient isolated small church. The monastery, now in ruins by the might of Henry the 8th, near … Continue reading →