Earth & Lunar Cycles
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I have wanted to visit Anglesey for an awfully long time. It was the last stronghold of the druids during the Roman invasion, and some say that it is the heart of the UK Neolithic landscape. It is home to the famous Bryn Celli Ddu (‘the mound in the dark grove’), whose passage is aligned to the summer solstice sunrise, which also has what many believe to be a pillar of petrified wood contained within , which is really rather remarkable.
Well what a year it has been - so many changes for so many and so many more on their way. The moon is definitely shifting things for us as it nears towards its 18.6 year major lunar standstill in June/July.
We are on Rousay for the Equinox. This because there are a number of cairns aligned to this solar event. Many of them are ruined however, yet the island retains the energy, we could feel it overnight and into the sunrise this morning.
