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Tag Archives: stone circle
Sky-Saw II…
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Time before…
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Time before
and time after…
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After the restless
craving for earth,
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Only the hollow earth remains,
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Its stolen future presently forlorn…
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Wood ‘n’ Stone…
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“Witches ‘n’ Warlocks”…
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“Life ‘n’ Death”…
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“Life in Death”…
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“Death in Life”…
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“The circle appears to be too big for the stones?”
A road to now-here…
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While it is true…
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The road does…
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Not lead anywhere.
It is not…
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Such a bad place…
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To be holed up.
Gentlemen take polaroids…
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So…
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The sun came out…
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And started playing…
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Havoc with the camera…
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Yet complimenting…
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Some of the stones…
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Which makes one wonder…
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If a relationship exists…
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Between sun and stone.
Wild thing…
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If you like…
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Your cool…
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Old, Old Skool…
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Check out…
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Long Meg’s ‘Tatts’.
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Oh yeah…
Words beyond the tongue…
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Faces Beyond Form…
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It is beyond question that what would,
today, be regarded as three separate sites are in fact one.
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Though distinct, with individual identities,
each facet works together with the other as one whole.
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Given that the Stride, from Hart Hill, sights, frames
and tracks the midsummer moon we might be forgiven for thinking that…
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… Robin’s Hood is…
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…the Earth’s shadow.
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Morrow…
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…Well, if they did,
they also intended us to work for it.
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Part of our problem proved to be scale.
What we call a lay-by is large and well marked.
What they call a lay-by is more of a ‘passing-point’…
And on a fast road, is easy to miss,
or pass-by, which we did,
at least three times whilst actively looking for it.
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Another part of the problem
is sign-posts disguised as fences.
Cunning that.
Anyone would think that they do not really want visitors to find
Boscawen-Un…
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But as we were about to discover,
some experiences are well worth working for.
Stuart France 
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