I just wanted to thank you for restarting an old interest in megaliths etc that I had neglected since my 20's. I was vaguely aware of J.M but turns out he was a much deeper soul than I had previously thought. I am now boring my family and friends with esoterica about Ancient Britain and Jesus' lost years and it's all your fault!
this has only happened to me once before, somwhere in Northumberland in the middle of a forest, but I'm not sure where...
I also recall coming across a megalith in the middle of a field between Shaftoe Crags and Cambo one evening, and touching it to feel a shock at how warm it felt. Presumably this was stored heat from a warm day, but for a moment it felt exactly like the stone was alive...
29 October 2016 at 18:07
And why I find it so cheering and encouraging to read him.
"The genius of John Michell..."
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I just wanted to thank you for restarting an old interest in megaliths etc that I had neglected since my 20's. I was vaguely aware of J.M but turns out he was a much deeper soul than I had previously thought. I am now boring my family and friends with esoterica about Ancient Britain and Jesus' lost years and it's all your fault!
29 October 2016 at 14:15
@DS - No apologies!
I had the great experience this summer of stumbling across a stone circle unexpectedly -
http://www.themodernantiquarian.com/site/1706/cockpit.html
this has only happened to me once before, somwhere in Northumberland in the middle of a forest, but I'm not sure where...
I also recall coming across a megalith in the middle of a field between Shaftoe Crags and Cambo one evening, and touching it to feel a shock at how warm it felt. Presumably this was stored heat from a warm day, but for a moment it felt exactly like the stone was alive...
29 October 2016 at 18:07