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This summer and fall Julianna and John will co-lead a weekend workshop on
the Gower Peninsula South Wales, focusing on earth energies, the spirituality of sacred sites, and human history. The tour
will emphasize "connecting" with not only the natural energies of these sites but also enjoying the countryside and hospitality.
The sites chosen for this weekend tour, were formerly - and still are - acknowledged as places where one went for insight,
or for healing of body, mind and spirit. The tour is designed in such a way to create time and space to allow us to discover
and connect with these ancient places and the energy with in them and ourselves. Our main guide to the region and its archaeological
and historical significance will be Howard Middleton-Jones, archaeologist, author and well known researcher on ancient sacred
sites.
The next available dates are:
August 22nd - 24th Art workshop extension additional option the following 2 days - additional
230.00 including accommodation. For those taking both workshops 30.00 discount
September 6th - 8th Art workshop extension additional option the following 2 days - additional
230.00 including accommodation. For those taking both workshops 30.00 discount
Contact us for further options and dates
The Gower Peninsula - South West Wales Or, as many call it Gower (Gwyr in
Welsh) is a peninsula, approximately 18 miles long and 8 miles wide at its broadest, which lingers into the Irish sea with
the Atlantic beyond. On the southern flank is the Bristol Channel, the second highest tidal rise and fall in the world, second
to the Bay of Fundy http://www.bayoffundy.com/ located between the maritime provinces of New Brunswick and Novia Scotia. Gower
was the first area in UK (1958) to be designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), and with good reason! Steeped
in ancient history and Celtic mythology, the area has a diverse abundance of flora and fauna, not to mention the breathtaking
scenery. Small wonder our ancient forefathers took a liking to this unique area. There are over 30 Iron Age forts in this
small area alone. It was in Gower that the megalithic builders (circa 3000 BCE) migrated from eastern Europe and constructed
the intriguing sites that are located throughout the area. On our sacred power sites tour we will visit some of these sites,
including the original Celtic cell constructed by Irish monks in the 6th century CE (AD), including the location where it
is said that the patron saint of Gower, Saint Cenydd, was divinely nurtured by seagulls and a deer.
Archaeology discovery Journeys - Flint To Fortress
Take the Journey of discovery on our sacred sites and archaeology
tours on Gower
Tread where 6th century saints established the first Celtic
cells, view the remains of the many iron age hill forts and megalithic monuments, such as King Arthur's Stone, and the famous
location of the discovery of the Red lady of Paviland, one of the earliest ritual burial sites, circa 24000 BCE
Flint to Fortress Discover archaeology
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