Wholistic Arts

Another find close to home! First we went for a bite to eat at a place we call Windy Ridge, years ago there had been a cafe there where Raye and her dad had often passed there in the lorry. Later we often visited ourselves when it became a Little Chef! Doubling back and heading towards Stoke, turning left to a village called Stanton and just before on the right was a nature reserve called Thorswood. The trail around has been set out especially for children and within the boundaries are three round barrows, burial mounds. While checking these I did find a few leylines but initially thought there was a lot more (some has grids above them). When we got back to the start and checked the map for the children we realised that the other mounds were actual entranced to old mines! A very interesting place, mixing old (neolithic mounds) with new mounds (17th century mines). Did the mines go under the burial mounds? Further investigation is needed.

Decided to go to Hen Cloud, although we (Vic and me) had been before I wanted to explore another stone, 'the Bawdstone'. On the way up we saw peregrine falcons hovering the cliffs, spectacular. There were plenty of notices in order to protect them. The view was better than I remembered. We then walked towards the Roaches. Eventually we came to the Bawdstone, right in the middle between Hen Cloud and the Roaches. I checked and found two ley lines intertwining (like Mary and Michael ones). This was the first time I had found an interweaving ley (except for M&M). I also felt an eerie prescence but unable to describe exactly. At this time of viewing there was a kind of pool at the well of the structure. A real find.