The Ancient Art of Enchanting the Landscape: Network of Ley Hunters Moot 2013

Thursday, 28 February 2013

Network of Ley Hunters Moot 2013

Saturday 6 April 10am - 9pm, Wells Town Hall, Somerset £30

Visit stalls, make friends, share ideas, hear speakers including Gary Biltcliffe, Carolin Comberti, Philippa Glasson, Celia Gunn, Adrian Incledon-Webber, Nicholas Mann, Meghan Rice, Anthony Thorley and Nigel Twinn.

Sunday 7 April 9am - 5pm Cadbury Castle and Stanton Drew £25

Coach tour from Wells to Cadbury Castle and Stanton Drew (Guided tour by Gordon Strong).

Wednesday 3 April - Friday 5 April Glastonbury Zodiac

Walks on Glastonbury Zodiac led by Laurence Main. Dowse Leys. Free but local bus fares payable.

For further information contact:

Laurence Main

9 Mawddwy Cottages

Minllyn

Dinas Mawddwy

Machynlleth

SY20 9LW

Tel: +44 (0)1650 531354

www.networkofleyhunters.com

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The Enchantment
“A great scientific instrument lies sprawled across the entire surface of the globe. At some period, perhaps it was about 4000 years ago, almost every corner of the world was visited by a group of men who came with a particular task to accomplish. With the help of some remarkable power, by which they could cut and raise enormous blocks of stone, these men erected vast astronomical instruments, circles of erect pillars, pyramids, underground tunnels, cyclopean stone platforms, all linked together by a network of tracks and alignments, whose course from horizon to horizon was marked by stones , mounds and earthworks.”

“No one knows how the world-wide task was achieved, still less why. And this of course, is the ultimate question. If we know why these people outside the range of written history devoted their entire skill and resources to the construction of a terrestrial pattern that measured both the earth and the heavens, we would know the secret of their universal civilization, a state which now seems hopelessly elusive.” - John Michell, The View over Atlantis