A participatory walk to discover the standing stones of Lundy.
I chose Beltane to do the walk, as this is a pagan festival half way between the Spring and Summer equinox. The walk started at Felix Gade Hut where a fire was lit and a pagan alter complete with willow painted in the colours of Spring, yarrow for the smell and wands to signify maypoles made with willow and bound with sheeps fleece.
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There are 9 registered standing stones on Lundy and with the help of Simon Dell we were able to pinpoint them on a map.
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