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| Magic faeries at Carwynnen quoit. Drove down a one horse track, knackered jalopy rattling alarmingly. My first quoit, stood on its lonesome at the bottom of the field. Lovely, lovely. Great old photo of 1925 Cornish society picnickers, fascinating - one of them looked like a bohemian. Quite tastefully done circular benches with saplings planted around them as a viewing area. Huge capstone, (hadn't yet seen Trethevy Quoit); sparkling quartz stone. As others have mentioned odd mysterious little pits with stones in them dotted around the field. It was very windy, with sunshine breaking through. As we wandered around we were accompanied by a whistling tune borne on the air , coming & going with each gust. We were enthralled & became increasingly excited, this tune could not be denied. We investigated the whole field boundary hedges & peered into the surrounding woodland; no lone flautist to be seen! At last evidence of the supernatural! Don't accept any food or drink from the faeries Nick says. It's following me around says the limping one & indeed it was, or rather his metal walking stick, through the holes of which the gale was blowing scales! NOT faeries then! Bugger! A bit magical all the same. |
Posted by carol27 24th September 2015ce Edited 24th September 2015ce
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| Very funny Carol. Made me laugh out loud! :) |
Posted by CARL 24th September 2015ce |
| Ha ha ha, that's great. |
Posted by thesweetcheat24th September 2015ce |
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