Blankets and Birthdays
Sometimes life throws curve balls. I am working on some unique ways of marking and celebrating my upcoming 60th birthday; it has felt like a special birthday not only in…
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Evening in February
Days are still short in February; sometimes evening catches me by surprise at this time of year. We had a lot to do today after our few days away, and…
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Walking on History
It isn’t what people do for show that interests me most, but what they do day-to-day. Perhaps that is part of the fascination that Pompeii holds for me. Like Skara…
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Our Quest Continues
As one who has studied Joseph Campbell’s Hero’s Journey, I know that a true adventure is not always easy, nor is it necessarily safe. Our journey today took us way…
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Following Ancient Footsteps
I have a passion for ancient villages, with their narrow streets and sense of timeless story. I get pulled into the twisting passageways, intrigued by the shuttered windows and crooked…
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The Alatri Acropolis
We are having a marvellous Italian adventure and, as always, we are meeting the most wonderful people because of our shared interest in the labyrinth. I will write about Alatri…
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Hilltop to Hilltop
We flew from Stansted to Naples this morning, rented a car, and headed into the hills, quite literally. Our first stop was in Colli a Volturno, one of the medieval…
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Travel Toes
I will be walking further afield in the coming weeks, starting tomorrow morning when we fly to southern Italy for a few days of labyrinth research and photography. I realize…
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Marvellous Old Mill
Rayleigh Mill was looking quite resplendent this morning when we walked through town. This beautiful windmill in the centre of Rayleigh is a well-loved landmark, and a lovely destination for…
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Stately Sentinel
I want to introduce you to a friend of mine, a certain ivy-twined tree that I pass almost daily as I make my way through a little alleyway en route to…
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