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Three Stone Circles (Studies for Figures at the Base of a Crucifixion)
While on the residency with Crew, which is very enjoyable, we all had to dash to Frameries, near Mons, where Eric had to take part in a panel at the Fabrique du Théâtre: As it was in French, I didn’t … Continue reading
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At Last – Long Meg and Her Daughters
My first stone circle of the trip – hooray – and the family came too (and my Mum). I think it is a good one, not being an expert, but Burl says that Long Meg is the sixth largest stone … Continue reading
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Tagged arnside, Aubrey Burl, cumbria, divining, dowsing rods, england, Erich von Däniken, nature, neolithic, paganism, paleolitihic, stone circle, uk
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