Autumn Equinox 2004
Hopton-on-Sea, Norfolk
This expedition took us to the most north-easterly point of the St. Michael and Mary Ley-line, which we'd already seen the most south-westerly end of at St Michael's Mount. We found this ley-line particularly interesting, as it crosses the country diagonally, passing through Bury-St.-Edmunds, the home of my Dads sister, Ann. We followed this ley-line back from the coast and stopped off at several churches along the way (All called St Michael's or St Mary's Church!), as well as Eye Castle, a marvellous little folly on the top of a hill in the centre of the village of Eye in Suffolk.
We looked out over the sea to watch the sun rise, and as usual, our view was blocked by clouds, but at least it was a good excuse to take some sea-air!
Vic
This expedition took us to the most north-easterly point of the St. Michael and Mary Ley-line, which we'd already seen the most south-westerly end of at St Michael's Mount. We found this ley-line particularly interesting, as it crosses the country diagonally, passing through Bury-St.-Edmunds, the home of my Dads sister, Ann. We followed this ley-line back from the coast and stopped off at several churches along the way (All called St Michael's or St Mary's Church!), as well as Eye Castle, a marvellous little folly on the top of a hill in the centre of the village of Eye in Suffolk.We looked out over the sea to watch the sun rise, and as usual, our view was blocked by clouds, but at least it was a good excuse to take some sea-air!
Vic
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