U.K. a start
We arrived Saturday morning in Newcastle on the overnight ferry, drove North (after a slight detour through Gateshead in search of a particular type of coat which could only be bought in this particular store, which turned out wasn't where it was supposed to be, for our friend who's looking after Django) and had a stroll along Hadrian's wall (we even walked on it, until I saw a sign which kindly requested one to refrain from doing exactly that, to avoid further damaging the 2000 year old wall)
I was so excited about this whole walk I suggested to my husband we do the entire walk on a holiday in the near future and bless him he said Yes!
vandals 1,2,and 3, me being number 4 |
pretty windy, however it remained dry |
which we gladly shared with this nest of house martins, very cute |
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And wondering about the character/rune? ... like a "T" with an upside down "V" superimposed. Feel like I should know its meaning ...
exactly Marti: memories; and you know what, we honeymooned in Scotland 19 years ago and I was 5 months pregnant with our eldest - so he kind of feels he's been here before.....
people here are so friendly Liz, if get the chance you should come (although it is quite a journey from your part of the world) the character is intriguing, maybe a Roman chiseler made a mistake and they threw this one on to the pile of mistakes i.e. for the wall/path-use only, ha.
M.
I know Grace, the stone buildings are really something very different from what we're used to, with our brick buildings and very flat lands.
you're more than welcome Dana, it is all very beautiful and chock-a-block full of (ancient) culture and breathtakingly wide, open views.
ah yes M. the traveling of the mind!
here's a few links
http://symboldictionary.net/?p=316
http://ireland-calling.com/celtic-symbols-awen/
http://www.ancient-symbols.com/celtic_symbols.html
http://www.whale.to/c/awen.html