Bardic Arts

These pages contain images from the Location of Part one Shadow of the Tor.
There are also poems and works of the Druids of Arnemetiae

Part One:
Shadow of the Tor

"This is the tale of the lives of two souls - Accolon and Morgaine, who journey towards the bright knowledge..."

Finished and trawling the Literary agents for publication.

Any advice or offers on publication would be extrmely welcome.

Glastonbury Tor

Fifth century Britain, many say Dark Age Britain, lives, born out of darkness.
This tale tells it to be a different chronicle.
Born of Brightness, as of the earliest Druid Way. Listen as the land sings out to you; catch the whispers contained in the wind of a long since time.
The era of the Goddess.
Leave behind your thoughts of the progress of times past and present, go beyond time and space, into the realm where the soul journeys.
Nature recounts these events of a time long past, as we listen to the voices of trees, our ancestors, and of the stones, whisper from this pleasant timeless earth.

This Mighty Isle ©2004

	Read the opening chapters of Part One "Shadow of the Tor"	---> click here
	Read mid-section chapters of Part One "Shadow of the Tor"	---> click here
	Read Part Two of "This Mighty Isle" Trilogy, "Hill of Tara"	---> click here

The stones stand frozen in the still cold air
They await our joining with the star bright flares
The summer comes, rushing onward towards the Beltane fires
To bring the stag down to claim our desires
With the moon bright rush our destiny fulfilled
The stones ever waiting our everlasting fire
© B.H.

Part Two:
Hill of Tara

Part Three:
Hallowed Hill

(Work in progress:)

 

Solstice	Castle Peaks (Pevril Castle, Castleton, Derbyshire)	Culbone Church (west of Porlock Wier)
Kitnor Wheeled Stone in the Culbone Valley.	Gog and Magog on the slopes of Glastonbury Tor. (Who's that white haired bloke???)	Clouded Tor
Artwork below by N.L.