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Contents
The following is a list of all the major articles posted on this blog:
00 - References
01 - Introduction
02 - Fairies in the Malverns (poem)
03 - Geology
04 - Names & heights of the hills and passes on the Malvern ridge
05 - Ragged Stone Hill
06 - Midsummer Camp, Hollybush Hill & Dyn Mawr
07 - The Pagan Oak (The Magic Oak)
08 - The Spirit of the Oak (song)
09 - The treasure at Bronsil Castle
10 - The Circle of Perpetual Choirs
11 - Between the two Camps
12 - Eastnor Castle
00 - References
01 - Introduction
02 - Fairies in the Malverns (poem)
03 - Geology
04 - Names & heights of the hills and passes on the Malvern ridge
05 - Ragged Stone Hill
06 - Midsummer Camp, Hollybush Hill & Dyn Mawr
07 - The Pagan Oak (The Magic Oak)
08 - The Spirit of the Oak (song)
09 - The treasure at Bronsil Castle
10 - The Circle of Perpetual Choirs
11 - Between the two Camps
12 - Eastnor Castle
About the author...
Moggz was born in 1983 and has lived locally near the Malverns for the much of his life. His facination with local history and folklore began whilst he was away at university (absence makes the heart grow fonder, as they say).
This weblog represents a mixture of Moggz's own local knowledge with extensive research into the history of the area.
Moggz also persues interestes in music production, arabic percussion, graphic and web design, digital imaging & photography. He also works and supports a number of projects promoting and supporting independent musicians and artists including a community arts collective, an independent record label and an electronic music promotions company.
This weblog represents a mixture of Moggz's own local knowledge with extensive research into the history of the area.
Moggz also persues interestes in music production, arabic percussion, graphic and web design, digital imaging & photography. He also works and supports a number of projects promoting and supporting independent musicians and artists including a community arts collective, an independent record label and an electronic music promotions company.
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1 comment:
I wanted to thank you for a very nice website. I found it very helpful. I've lately become interested in the works of Jon Michelle which deals with this White Oak Tree and your site made things much clearer to me.
As a return gift, I will share something with you. You mentioned the geometry of the area ley lines. I figured out that the angle between Glastonbury and Midsummer hill is the same as if you square the circle and draw a point from the corner of the square (Midsummer Hill) and the intersection of the circle and square (Glastonbury Tor). This angle is 13.42 degrees bearing from true North.
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