DruidCast – A Druid Podcast Episode 163
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Shownotes for DruidCast Episode 163
Waltz for the Little Mermaid – Meidi Goh – https://lnk.to/heartstrings
‘Walking the Talk’ on the Isle of Anglesey with Kristoffer Hughes – https://www.angleseydruidorder.co.uk
Maybelle – Desert Angels – https://desertangels.bandcamp.com
Almost Home – Lockdown Sieben Facebook Group – https://andywhitehouse.bandcamp.com/track/almost-home-2
DruidCast Theme – Hills they are Hollow – Damh the Bard – https://www.paganmusic.co.uk
For more information about the Druid tradition – https://druidry.org
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Hi,
Thanks so much for featuring Almost Home by the Lockdown Sieben Group on your podcast. That was kind of you,
Best Wishes,
Andy Whitehouse
Hi Dave, I very much enjoyed this podcast as I have been to Anglesey many times and have been visiting Bryn Celli Ddu since 1997. Knowing Kristoffer and yourself and the landscape I felt I was with you all the way on the walk and could see it all in my minds eye. I wondered have you read Uriel’s Machine by Christopher Knight and Robert Lomas? Chapter 9 ‘The Light of Venus’ is all about Bryn Celli Ddu and how it could be used as a Venus observatory and thus be used to enable the site to allow detailed predictions of the tides and lunar eclipses to be made and thus fulfill the needs of the ancient Druid leaders as laid down in the 8th century document Saltair Na Rann. It’s a fascinating read that obviously links the site to our Druid ancestors (even though the site is thousands of years older being Neolithic.