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| Yaaaay! somewhere I haven't been before. The list gets smaller. I spied around the place using Google earth, the 21st centuries scrying equipment, and used the parking place on the A39, and the stile by the gate. What Google couldn't tell me was how boggy and muddy is the entry into the field, but Carl and Mr Hamhead sorted us with that information. But even so, I still went over in my trainers, they were soaked by the time I got to the stones, and brown in general colour. The distressing colour of my feet was however off set against the more than pretty colour of the Maidens. Whilst grey in the main, some maidens have a pink quartzy shine to them, and they all have white quartz veins running through them, it's impact upon me may have been lessened though ive just come here straight from Duloe stone circle ( Via Newquay zoo, they have a Fishing cat Dontcha know). They are very pretty, maidens draped in long pearl necklaces. But some Maidens have fallen, one seems to be calling out unheeded for help from her friends, but it gets worse, the end Maiden has fallen and broken her self in two. Sad. But. They still retain some composure though, I have a liking for stones having a lie down. The trickle of water that runs by the stones could be construed as pleasant, I certainly found it conducive to a happy disposition. Still, it was wet and muddy so all things in balance. |
Posted by postman12th February 2013ce Edited 6th March 2013ce
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