Same to you Spencer. It's been pretty active on here recently, which is great to see.

I am loving this site since the revamp! Hope everyone had a great solstice, I had the traditional bonfire and staying up for the dawn chorus.

Still here with not a lot to say

I'm around, but was never much of a contributor here, really. I visit lots of sites, but never really have much to say that hasn't already been put over with more authority. Recent travels around Co. Mayo Ireland, Avebury and Britanny have been quite mindblowing.

Here are some bits from recent travels:
https://www.instagram.com/p/DJ4VHXiIkYP/?img_index=1
https://www.instagram.com/p/DARkqK1O5pa/?img_index=1
https://www.instagram.com/p/C_9Aj4EoPBv/?img_index=1

I'm still here now and again. Although under a new name, as I can't remember my log in details for Kozmik Ken.

Well just been looking at places I have visited, and it is lovely to come back and wander around, am now getting old/am old? I notice under the news I collected a load of stuff.
If Rhiannon is out there, I now belong to the Folklore Centre in Todmorden with occasional talks on stones.
Moss X

I'm not sure how many times I've been banned from TMA - three or four, probably. It's still got some of my newly found sites listed but I've found a few more since the last time. A Neolithic complex in Bolton and a tidy henge in Alston are the main ones, I suppose. Never visited by archaeologists obviously. The Cumbria county archaeologist told me in an email 'don't call it a henge'. It has a circular raised bank, with a diameter of 75m., a silted inner ditch and two opposed entrances, one of which faces the Winter Solstice sunrise. A Roman road and an ancient trackway a hundred metres away. It's got a pair of houses in and a main road runs right through - that's how I found it, gazing from the bus window.

Still here from time to time, still in partial young family hibernation. only another 2-3 years before I start to clear enough time to start ramping up the visits again!

Hello,

Sadly, I am an infrequent visitor to HH/TMA these days and to stone circles etc. in general I had hoped to get to Callanish this summer for Regleam but work got in the way.

I've never stopped visiting megalithic this and that in that time; I'm currently writing a book about inland mermaids and their pools that crosses paths with enchanted landscapes, politics, power, and sexy marshland. It's made me think about some of my favourite sites and their settings. I might keep these thoughts to myself or post rambling fieldnotes...

Anyways, went to see the Rollrights in Storm Claudia yesterday. To borrow a phrase, they were mighty in sorrow.

-- I was going to attach an image of them but couldn't so, instead: https://www.instagram.com/p/DRDpl_ggml9/

I pop in very occasionally, usually when something stoney's come to mind that I need to check. But I don't do much stone-chasing nowadays, wildlife-chasing has mostly taken over.

love

Moth