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Adventures in Dowsing

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Liked the lecture followed by practice, more lecture/more practice. Really enforced the information.
Funny, interesting, interactive. Awesome!
Can’t wait for your next book. This was a Blessing.
Grahame is always such a great speaker!
Excellent presentation. PowerPoint was well done and he gave us great tools too!
Exceeded my expectations. Very helpful and useful, adding tools and ideas which I will incorporate into my shaman work.
This was an excellent class! I am so glad I took it!
Good presentation – fun, interesting – interactive! I would love to learn more from him.
Grahame is a lot of fun, his enthusiasm is contagious. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Wonderful workshop, tons of information.
Grahame demonstrates mastery of this subject. It has been a privilege to hear him speak!
F***ing brilliant and then some! Content, delivery, group interaction. Best of the conference.
Informative, Instructive, User-friendly!

Re:covering Cochno

October 2nd, 2016 | - - - - - - - - - .
revealing cochno

September 2016 saw the complete excavation (and subsequent re-burying) of the largest piece of Neolithic rock art in Britain – the Cochno Stone – by archaeologists from Glasgow University. This was the much-anticipated follow-up to 2015’s preliminary test dig to ascertain the condition of the stone and see if a full excavation would be […]

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Cochno – revealed?

July 19th, 2014 | - - - - - - .

Much in the news this week has been the suggestion, reported in The Scotsman, that one of Glasgow’s hidden archaeological treasures might be revealed for the first time in 50 years.

The Cochno Stone is widely regarded as the finest example of Neolithic rock art in Europe. With its numerous cup-and-ring markings, spirals, footprints and […]

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Forgotten Footsteps

December 7th, 2013 | - - - - .

I have covered this before, but a recent change in the Google Maps API rendered my previous post on Harry Bell’s ‘Glasgow Network of Aligned Sites’ and ‘Forgotten Footsteps’ inoperative. After a bit of searching, I found an alternative maps plug-in that seems to work; however to make things easier it seems […]

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The Devil’s Plantation – the movie!

October 13th, 2013 | - - - - .

Following the success of her interactive BAFTA award-winning web project on The Devil’s Plantation, and the subsequent IOS app, film-maker May Miles Thomas created a 93-minute film of the project earlier this year, cutting together her 60+ short clips of evocative black and white imagery and 800+ music and sound segments into a coherent whole, […]

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Dowsing Belinus

May 29th, 2011 | - - - - - - - - - - .

The Belinus Line is a long-distance alignment, similar to the Michael Line, running the length of the UK from the Isle of Wight up to Inverhope on the north coast of Scotland, passing through Winchester, Birmingham, Manchester, Carlisle, Dunfermline, Pitlochry and Lairg on the way. Like the Michael Line, it has twin male and female […]

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The De’il’s Plantin – reloaded

March 6th, 2010 | - - - - - .

I spent a few hours this afternoon revisiting my Google Earth placemark of the Glasgow Network of Aligned Sites. When I originally started plotting Harry Bell’s sites I had a lot of difficulty due to the low resolution photo coverage in Google Earth at the time. This resulted in a degree of confusion, particularly in […]

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