Several months ago, whilst in the fabulous region of Cornwall, there was a very low tide.
So a group of My friends and I headed for Penzance beach, apparently this was all forest at one time, all around St Michaels Mount.
All the others were zipping around with waterproof metal detectors, I did My own thing.
They found cannon balls, and musket balls, deep in the clib, but I was wading deeper and deeper, walking around in a circluler way.
As it is not easy to stay upright in the slippy seaweed, I wandered off along to the footpath across to St Michaels mount, Two things attracted Myself and My rods.
The first was the rock outcrop between the land and the island. this is a very powerfull spot.
The other was a point along the pathway, it looks as if a cross or something was on it at some time, again for good reason.
Standing at the top of the Mount, and after doing My own eccentric wanderings around it, several things are clear.
What a spot, mega power, in the centre of the chapel, wow.
The whole place has been built to match the dowsable fields, every last inch.
But it was the rock outcrops that really made Me think.
If this was land several thousand Years ago, the action of the seas has erroded the rocks in circuler fashion, in alignment with what I detect.
Now I realise the first thing that would be argued , is that it would because thats how the rocks were deposited by volcanos etc.
That would be fact, but what if the lines have more influence than even I thought ?
Over ,not only the sea, but the weather patterns etc ?
K.
