Some recent stories I am most proud of are this report on the killing of a restaurant owner in Elephant and Castle, this weird situation a Kings College student found herself in, and my review of eating a pigs ear salad in Bloomsbury. a b Historic England. " 'London Stone' with stone surround and iron grille set into base of number 111, Cannon Street EC4(Grade II*) (1286846)". National Heritage List for England . Retrieved 11 November 2018. The MyLondon team tells London stories for Londoners. Our journalists cover all the news you need - from City Hall to your local streets, so you'll never miss a moment.

I’ve reviewed the former in a separate post. As the line extends the length of Britain there’s a good chance that (if you’re in the UK) you’re not far some of the points on the line.Any study of ley lines and the earth’s energy network will inevitably include touching upon the history of Britain and elsewhere, astroarchaeology, terrestrial zodiacs, sacred geometry, dowsing, myth & legend, folklore & local customs, the Occult, the Western Mystery Tradition, the world of Faery, Paganism & Christianity, Shamanism, and more besides. The area chosen for detailed examination was approximately 25 miles east to west and 20 miles north to south, centred upon Guildford in Surrey. Yes, I know, it’s that vague New Age term energybut ask an experienced dowser to show you how it’s detected in the field and you’ll at least see a demonstration of something there. An experienced dowser might be sort that the geology, oil, water, and gas companies employ for locating fresh resources (butdon’t like to admit that they do).

Hello and welcome to Leylines.co.uk! Here you will find information about Ley Lines, their history and, if you feel that there may be something that interests you, then what to do with them! No, they are not a commodity, but if you want a hobby that would probably make a good party game, then they are worth researching! It's one of those things that you cannot prove nor disprove. Certainly, they are easy to find on a map if you have the mindset to do so; but geography dictates that Ley Lines may easily be found between any points of interest, eg churches, tumuli or ancient forts. "Just join the dots" is a crude but effective way of proving a straight line, but does it mean anything? Hauser, Kitty (2008). Bloody Old Britain: O. G. S. Crawford and the Archaeology of Modern Life. London: Granta. ISBN 978-1-84708-077-6.Unfortunately, so far no one has managed to produce a leyline map UK or similar but if enough dowsers get to work and the information is collated then perhaps there will be such a map one day. The Wessex Triangle funerary, astronomical and geometric practices, simultaneously connecting three of the most significant Daniels, Seymour and Watkins, 1997. Tim Barringer, ‘Music and Vision: Landscape, History and Empire in Elgar’s Caractacus’, paper given at AHRC framework seminar ‘Land, Air and Water’, University of Nottingham, 2 July 2006. This triangle has internal angles of 50° - 60° - 70°. The triangle's centre is located on an old mound