Tag Archives: St. Bride

St. Bride’s Well, London, Middlesex

Posted on January 20, 2018 by megalithix

Holy Well (covered): OS Grid Reference – TQ 3157 8111 Archaeology & History Close to the centre of that corporate money-laundering place of homo-profanus that is the City of London, was once a site that represents the antithesis of what … Continue reading →

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Ben Ledi, Callander, Stirlingshire

Posted on July 23, 2010 by megalithix

Sacred Mountain: OS Grid Reference – NN 562 097 Getting Here From the tourist-infested (but lovely) town of Callander, look west to the largest of the nearby mountains — that’s where you’re heading! You can keep along the A84 road out of the town … Continue reading →

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Posted in Sacred Nature, Stirlingshire | Tagged animism, Beltane, Callander, folklore, Heathenism, heathens, holy mountains, Kilmahog, paganism, Scotland, solstice, St. Bride, Stirlingshire, traditions, Trossachs | 3 Comments

Bride Stone, Farnley Moor, North Yorkshire

Posted on September 15, 2008 by megalithix

Standing Stone: OS Grid Reference – SE 1991 4932 Getting Here From Otley go north straight over the river and upwards into the countryside for nearly two miles (past the TV mast on the right). As you reach near the … Continue reading →