Celtic Shaman - Elen Sentier behind every gifted woman there is usually a rather talented cat

Walking with the spirit of the land is a wonderful experience. Today we walked young paths that are bringing out ancient energies. Dyfrig’s Pool is only about 400+ years old. To quote Herefordshire Through Time … “Devereux Park is recorded in 1575, but is first shown on Deeley’s 1680 plan of Stoke E

A bit before Cirencester on fast stretch of the A417 the banks both sides of the carriageway was absolutely covered with cowslips, and this for maybe three or four miles. It was fabulous! I’ve not seen them like that since … Continue reading →

I love listening to the radio; currently Radio 4 Extra is re-doing the old “Vivat Rex” with Richard Burton (honey-tongue!) 200 years of British history. We’ve just been treated to the usurpation of the Richard II by Henry IV. Now … Continue reading →

I was set off to write this blog by a friend’s link to Transition Network’s Peak money and economicresilience: event report (Published on April 27, 2012 by Ben Brangwyn) that she put up on Facebook this morning. I disagree with Tony Greenham when he says “money was just a way of people recording deb

At last! Modern walkers have got a grip :-). This article from Walk Highlands is about wearing pure wool, I’ve been making and wearing this for years. No smell problem as animals have all the antibacterial stuff human chemists still don’t know how to do, it deals with moisture very well too … say it