* …”Where Hu-Wa-Wa comes and goes becomes a track and all those ways are well trodden. As Hu-Wa-Wa passes through the forest the birds begin to sing… Wood-Pigeon moans. Turtle-Dove coos in answer. As Hu-Wa-Wa passes through the forest the animals call… Monkey-Mother shouts. Monkey-Child shrieks. Like a band of musicians and drummers the birds […]… Continue Reading
Salachary Stones, Kilmartin, Argyll
Originally posted on The Northern Antiquarian:
Standing Stones: OS Grid Reference – NM 8405 0403 Also Known as: Canmore ID 22831 Getting Here Two of the Salachary stones Roughly halfway between the staggering standing stone at Kintraw and the farmhouse of Salachary a coupla miles east along the A816 road to Kilmartin, a small overgrown car…
A relaxing mountain
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Samson’s Stones, Waltonhill Farm, Craigrothie, Fife — The Northern Antiquarian
Legendary Stones: OS Grid Reference – NO 36312 09667 Getting Here Travelling South along the A916 just past Craigrothie, turn right down to Chance Inn, and turn left at the T junction. and follow the road on to just past the left hand bend when Waltonhill Farm will be seen on the right. The Stones […]… Continue Reading
The Beauty of Antiquity — Marrow
Greek and Roman antiquities – Metropolitan Museum of Art – New York City All photos by Heather Bean. via The Beauty of Antiquity — Marrow
Caludon Castle Ruins – Coventry, England – Atlas Obscura — John Barleycorn
Discover Caludon Castle Ruins in Coventry, England: This ruin in a suburban park may be the place where Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” was first performed. — Read on http://www.atlasobscura.com/places/caludon-castle-ruins via Caludon Castle Ruins – Coventry, England – Atlas Obscura — John Barleycorn
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