Accompanying audio will be published on the Larkfall website soon!
Wednesday 15 February 2012
Mirror of Elicona
Labels:
landscapes,
littlebeck,
magic,
NORTH YORKSHIRE,
phil legard,
poetry,
psychogeography
Saturday 11 February 2012
Songs for the Dead
I'm very pleased to be working on a project (which is currently mostly a secret) with an old friend who is also billed as Aghartha for the Bang the Bore event mentioned in an earlier post. More on this soon!
Tonight I went and sat by Meanwood Beck and listened for the low voices you sometimes hear in the rushing water, the moon was bright orange, low in the sky and dissolving from the top.
I'll be performing my first Morris dance out at the Field of Wakes on the last weekend of February for the Rhubarb Festival, one of the dances will be a NW Morris version (with stomping and whooping!) of Mona's Delight, a lovely dance collected from the Isle of Man:
Tonight I went and sat by Meanwood Beck and listened for the low voices you sometimes hear in the rushing water, the moon was bright orange, low in the sky and dissolving from the top.
The melting snow had given the water a more oppressive sound though, Meanwood beck was in too much of a hurry to talk today.
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I'll be performing my first Morris dance out at the Field of Wakes on the last weekend of February for the Rhubarb Festival, one of the dances will be a NW Morris version (with stomping and whooping!) of Mona's Delight, a lovely dance collected from the Isle of Man:
I'll be the one messing up the last figure.
Labels:
aghartha,
dance,
isle of man,
leeds,
mary bateman,
meanwood beck,
menhir,
morris dancing,
snow,
wakefield,
witch
Tuesday 7 February 2012
Standing Stones Rigg - Dalby Forest
Snow defines things so perfectly that it seems to stop time.
Labels:
bronze age,
cairn,
cist,
dalby forest,
snow,
standing stones rigg,
stone circle
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