Winter Solstice 2016

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Having dropped Raye in town I looked for a nearby undiscovered place!  Ventured to Darley Abbey and found a ruin of part of the Abbey. Checking the rods I found a leyline running approx. EW.
Then took path round the nearby church to the hermitage. This place was very similar to Anchor church at Ingleby, but in that case the hermit was an anchorite and also it was in front of a stream, whereas here it was on higher ground. Again found a leyline EW, but not directly in line with the Abbey. I wonder if I had found a helix ley (like Michael and Mary ley).


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