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[Seth Haniel]

Just spent the last week touring the 'Stone Circles' of Perthshire & Tayside
and taking loads of pictures - besides the three circle groups at Fortingall there is also the oldest living thing in Europe (maybe the world??) a Yew tree estimated to be between 2000 to 9000 years old

So that's my energies built up from these mystic places
till the next time

Edited by skylark, 11 March 2007 - 12:15 AM.

[skylark]

Seth Haniel, on Mar 2 2007, 12:40 PM, said:

Just spent the last week touring the 'Stone Circles' of Perthshire & Tayside
and taking loads of pictures - besides the three circle groups at Fortingall there is also the oldest living thing in Europe (maybe the world??) a Yew tree estimated to be between 2000 to 9000 years old

So that's my energies built up from these mystic places
till the next time

*RIGHT 'STONER',
...You'll have to adventure to our mysterious place...my wife and I built a Stone Circle on our property. I'll have to dig up some photos of it. Next stop maybe for 'The Birthday Kid'...huh?

Meanwhile...you can come and visit with Merlin,in our Arbor/'Sweeps'
*CLICK on the pic...much better:
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[Seth Haniel]

I notice my Mystic Squirrell on the wall overlooking Merlin

Edited by skylark, 03 March 2007 - 01:07 PM.

[skylark]

Seth Haniel, on Mar 3 2007, 11:30 AM, said:

I notice my Mystic Squirrell on the wall overlooking Merlin

*Morning Seth,
Still trying to locate our 'stone circle'...find it eventually, but...in the meantime...
Though you might entertain 'our spirit animals'...hanging around our walls on the property

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...AND of course, 'Spirit Animals' in the house...With 'Sweeps'
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...AND, talk of 'Mysterious Places'...how about the Moon-Lunar Eclipse last night...Hah/'S'
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[skylark]

Seth Haniel, on Mar 2 2007, 12:40 PM, said:

Just spent the last week touring the 'Stone Circles' of Perthshire & Tayside
and taking loads of pictures - besides the three circle groups at Fortingall there is also the oldest living thing in Europe (maybe the world??) a Yew tree estimated to be between 2000 to 9000 years old

So that's my energies built up from these mystic places
till the next time

skylark, on Mar 4 2007, 03:15 AM, said:

*Morning Seth,
Still trying to locate our 'stone circle'...find it eventually, but...in the meantime...
Though you might entertain 'our spirit animals'...hanging around our walls on the property

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...AND of course, 'Spirit Animals' in the house...With 'Sweeps'
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...AND, talk of 'Mysterious Places'...how about the Moon-Lunar Eclipse last night...Hah/'S'
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*Wondering where this posting had gone to.....hmmm/'Sweeps'

[Seth Haniel]

BERMUDA TRIANGLE ????

[skylark]

Seth Haniel, on Mar 5 2007, 01:05 PM, said:

BERMUDA TRIANGLE ????

*Hey Seth,
...Well, some strange 'Sink Hole' anyway.
What did you think of the PHOTOS....put up for you DUDE?
Hmmm/'Sweeps'

[skylark]

skylark, on Mar 5 2007, 01:16 PM, said:

*Hey Seth,
...Well, some strange 'Sink Hole' anyway.
What did you think of the PHOTOS....put up for you DUDE?
Hmmm/'Sweeps'

*Here you go Seth/folks,
...Finally found 1 of the pics of 'The Stone Circle' we built at our place. Not the best...but gives the idea.
**Also look at the other replies to this 'item/topic'...lot's of 'Spirit Animal' photos. Enjoy. We do/'S'

*CLICK on the 'Circle':
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[Seth Haniel]

Reminds me of time we conducted a HandFasting (Pagan Wedding) and constructed a circle for the event



http://www.geocities...uart/Pagan.html

[skylark]

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NEAT Seth,
...Yeah, love PAGAN Weddings...make more sense. Glad you were there...doing your thing. Good morning-and Best/'Sweeps'[/size]

[Seth Haniel]

http://www.themodern...wser/?map=large
Great site here for all megaliths etc in Britain

[Morph]

Great site, Seth. Well worth an hour's browse...found a few places I've visited.

[skylark]

Morph, on Apr 3 2007, 11:01 PM, said:

Great site, Seth. Well worth an hour's browse...found a few places I've visited.

*Yep...Agree with Morph....Seth,
In Ireland...last year alone...over 1,200 Megalithic/Dolman/other Neolithic Sites WERE DESTROYED...with the full knowledge of 'The Heritage' Secretary. Been fighting this 'attitude' TOOTH AND NAIL. Damned discouraging I tell yah.
We need 'An Army of angry people'...need the muscle and will to knock down this government./'Sweeps'

[Seth Haniel]

Fortingall in News today
http://news.bbc.co.u.../uk/6247774.stm

Conservationists say Britain has more ancient trees than any other nation in northern Europe. The

yew at Fortingall in Perthshire is thought to be the oldest.

What is conceivably Europe's oldest living thing is looking a bit green around the edges.
But that is a good thing, and much to the relief of those charged with its care.
Because when the Fortingall Yew in Scotland produces young, fresh leaves, it means it's adding

another year to the thousands it has already been on this earth.
About 5,000, to be precise. A sapling when Stonehenge was created, 3,000 years old when the

Romans came to Britain, a survivor from Pyramids to iPod.

[skylark]

Seth Haniel, on Jun 28 2007, 01:34 PM, said:

Fortingall in News today
http://news.bbc.co.u.../uk/6247774.stm

Conservationists say Britain has more ancient trees than any other nation in northern Europe. The

yew at Fortingall in Perthshire is thought to be the oldest.

What is conceivably Europe's oldest living thing is looking a bit green around the edges.
But that is a good thing, and much to the relief of those charged with its care.
Because when the Fortingall Yew in Scotland produces young, fresh leaves, it means it's adding

another year to the thousands it has already been on this earth.
About 5,000, to be precise. A sapling when Stonehenge was created, 3,000 years old when the

Romans came to Britain, a survivor from Pyramids to iPod.

*Really Beautiful Seth, ...
Love TREES...the wild...forests. I'm completely UN-Civilized. Commune with Nature Spirits. The 'Concrete Jungles' of Humankind annoy and give out Bad Vibes Man/'S'