Autumn Equinox 2017
Solstice...went to St Dennis at 3ish. Not too far from Roche so good. Needed to get back for Salamander for dinner in Mevagissey. Straight to church. Saw ancient cross in courtyard and very old looking font. Church lies on iron age hill fort (may be two). Views spectacular. We saw two people who were cleaning church, we chatted and they explained about fire in church caused by arsonist.
Started out 11ish. Straight to Penzance. Had lunch then looked around St Mary's. Leyline E-W alongside church. Great view of St. Ms Mount. Then on to Sancreed. Looked around church, being renovated, saw three Saxon crosses. Walked to ancient well. Fantastic. Clootie type tree, R left bag with £2 coin. I wished for curse removals and protection as dipped fingers in holy water and crossed my forehead. Good feelings, unlike at Clootie Well in Scotland. Then to Sancreed Beacon. Cairns and fab views all around
On the way home we called at Temple church (a ritual visit now, it was on the pilgrim route from Ireland to Rome, original erected by Knights Templar, used it as a sanctury for pilgrims).
Then still on Bodmin Moor, went to Dozmary Pool. It is one site that is claimed to be the home of the Lady of the Lake. According to the legend, it is here that King Arthur rowed out to the Lady of the Lake and received the sword Excalibar. The pool is also the place where Bedivere returned Excalibur as Arthur lay dying after the Battle of Camlann.
A special and eerie place. Only sound of distant cars on A30 but otherwise extremely quiet. Found a leyline passing through the lake. If I had time and diving equipment would I have found the sword on this leyline?
Started out 11ish. Straight to Penzance. Had lunch then looked around St Mary's. Leyline E-W alongside church. Great view of St. Ms Mount. Then on to Sancreed. Looked around church, being renovated, saw three Saxon crosses. Walked to ancient well. Fantastic. Clootie type tree, R left bag with £2 coin. I wished for curse removals and protection as dipped fingers in holy water and crossed my forehead. Good feelings, unlike at Clootie Well in Scotland. Then to Sancreed Beacon. Cairns and fab views all around
On the way home we called at Temple church (a ritual visit now, it was on the pilgrim route from Ireland to Rome, original erected by Knights Templar, used it as a sanctury for pilgrims).
Then still on Bodmin Moor, went to Dozmary Pool. It is one site that is claimed to be the home of the Lady of the Lake. According to the legend, it is here that King Arthur rowed out to the Lady of the Lake and received the sword Excalibar. The pool is also the place where Bedivere returned Excalibur as Arthur lay dying after the Battle of Camlann.
A special and eerie place. Only sound of distant cars on A30 but otherwise extremely quiet. Found a leyline passing through the lake. If I had time and diving equipment would I have found the sword on this leyline?
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