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tiompan wrote: The Sea Cat wrote: [quote="tjj"][quote="GLADMAN"]In his talk the speaker looked at some of the places we consider sacred - mountain tops, caves, groves, sources of water and came to the possibility that sacred can sometimes equate with terrifying. quote] Exactly. It's a sacred thing. :-) Om Shanti With the possible exception of extreme weather conditions and one one hill top ,the Inn Pinn , can we really have any confidence in the belief that prehistoric peoples in Britain would have been terrified of , or on hill tops ,groves and sources of water ? I hae my doots . Yes, I agree it was a curious turn of phrase - have just answered your previous post, I think we 'crossed'. I do take a lot with a pinch of salt you know - especially when someone has a book to sell (this one was published in 2005). I will read the book though, as I've parted with my dosh but will keep an open mind and it may not get read from cover to cover. Reply | with quote |  25th February 2011ce 19:04 In reply to: Re: What criteria for a natural TMA monument? (tiompan) |
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