What a busy summer it has been for me which is why time hasn’t permitted me to publish a blog. Visits to Maastricht, France, Croatia and then France again, amongst other things have left me with little time to keep in touch. So it was most welcome to spend some time invigorating myself amongst the […]
Hope you are all keeping well and staying dry in these torrential downpours. I thought I would share with you my latest addition to my crystal collection. A beautiful Septarian crystal sphere (also known as the Dragon Stone). It was formed around 50 to 70 million years ago during the Earth’s Cretaceous period. Associated with […]
First of all, my apologies for taking so long to get a blog out to you, however, life is hectic at the moment. A trip to Northumberland, France and then Maastricht to see Andre Rieu with his Johann Strauss Orchestra. I felt it was time I had a moment to go within, and what better […]
A dear friend shared this quote with me and I am passing it on: “If I have learned something from Socrates is that you cannot teach people anything, you can only make them think. You can only draw out of them the wisdom which is latent within them. And by doing so, you help open […]
I have featured Men an Tol in a previous blog, but had the calling to revisit the sacred place in preparation for Harmony Day on 19th March and the Super New Moon on 29th March. Both very powerful days. A beautiful sunny day. Not a cloud in the sky and I had the place to […]
Since coming to Cornwall, I have always wanted to climb to the top of Carn Brea. The obelisk at the top is dedicated to Francis Lord de Dunstanville and Basset. He acquired his enormous wealth from the family mines and although he is said to have put money back into the community, his charitable acts […]
First of all Happy New Year especially for those born in the year of the Yin Wood Snake. I celebrated by taking myself on the Number 17 bus from Penzance to St Just and walking from there to Cape Cornwall. It is so easy to find. I got off the bus at the St Just […]
I stumbled on Carn Euny on the A30 on my way back from Chapel Carn Brae. However I have since found a much easier route than taking the tiny, muddy lanes. All I can say, am I glad I didn’t have to contend with any oncoming traffic. The Universe must have been looking after me! […]
This place had been on my “bucket list” since watching the Fisherman’s Friends film where it is mentioned in the song Cornwall My Home. “First thing in the morning on Chapel Carn Brae, to gaze at the Scillies in the blue far away”. Well I couldn’t see the Scillies because of the weather, and there […]
I wasn’t intending to visit this Sacred Site on this trip, but after finding the Tregonebris Menhir, I literally stumbled across it. Still on the A30 heading towards Lands End. I was looking for a place to turn my car around, decided to pull over in a layby to let a convoy of traffic pass […]
The Mehir Tregonebris, often known as the Blind Fiddler, stands over 3 metres high with 4 ft below the surface. It is easy to find if you follow the A30 towards Lands End, past Catchall, there is a layby on your left and the entrance to the field is on the opposite side of the […]
Firstly, I must apologise for the long break in posting a blog. Three days into my journey into the Yucatan Peninsula (1/11/24), I contracted, what my UK doctor described as “a serious bacterial infection”. Foolishly, I had not packed my supplements and as a result, I just about made it back to the UK on […]
Following on from my visit to St Cleer Holy Well, I set off to find Roche Rock & Hermitage, fondly referred to as the Chapel on the Rock. It was a recent Rick Stein programme, where he visited the Rock Inn, that prompted me to write this blog. My friend and I had made a […]
The St Cleer Holy Well is easy to find and is sign posted on the main road going through the village of St Cleer. The well was in ruins until 1864, when it was rebuilt, in Gothic splendour, as a memorial for the local vicar. It now stands amidst modern houses and bungalows. Stories tell […]
I discovered a great walk from Mary Tavey to Tavistock which took me just over an hour and is fairly well signposted. In the Sun and The Serpent, Hamish Miller talks about the Mary line passing through the church at Mary Tavey and I took the opportunity of accepting a lift to the church and […]