Entrance Interior Graffiti and Summon to Surface Wideford Cairn
Orkney Scotland
If
only… If only I had time to edit the footage and stills into a
great presentation? If only I could bend a little more like I used to
be able to, so many if only questions were miracle managed away into
workable answers?
“If
only,” is where it is. This film is something from 2023 that I did
manage to get to. The whole trip was full of virtual potholes in the
road for me rather than being resplendent with entrances to another
world. Where and when I could I let go of this current consciousness
and found what was waiting underground.
Then
I called back and left the home for bone in the stone womb and found
the surface full of another world as the current climate rapturously
unfurled, commination curled and all heath and hell burly hurled as
past consciousness updated in a global reset and the seasons fell
away to the power of heating warming homes where we enjoy a much more
stable life within a much more enriched skin no scarce hunt, no
sparse fishing trip will reach our larders, we are all empowered
within our guarded borders.
The
village of Temple in Midlothian is where the Knights Templar held
their primary and principal Preceptory in Scotland. There are some
trees that might follow along lines of previous structures. There is
a patch of rough ground that may one day be archaeologically be
further investigated generating more detail about this site. For now
there is a ruined kirk managed by TEMPLE OLD KIRK FRIENDS, please see
the link below. The kirk is well worth a view, but it is not old
enough to be a Templar building, there could be a reuse of stone
still holding information held right now within the present
structure. The stone archway pictured here is quickly photographed as
I chatted of knights, of bold deeds, of traditions of yore and of the
way forward we can create to reach out and to become legendary for
peace making and social caring as we all make one world a safer,
better and happier a place to be.
The
pictures start with the arch that stands even though it is heavily
worn by time. We progress away from the archway and look briefly at
the significant trees standing with the stones over centuries. There
are pictures that show a tree that is slowly breaking back down into
the ground. There are pictures of the nearby old school that stands
close to the arch. Any structure close by might have opened up and
then sealed in some historic evidence. The evidence focussed upon
today can be microscopic soil structure and also hue. The ground
holds secrets here and one day further archaeological excavation
might open up new details. Til then we have the archway behind the
old school and our imagination.
From
this spot you can look out to the ports of Edinburgh, to the Firth of
Forth and across to Fife. This place stands secure once within it’s
own sovereignty. The inspirational stories of old seem to have a fine
place here to reside.