A-ENGLAND MYSTICAL PLACES COLLECTION

 

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Today I show you new collection by A-England - Mystical Places Collection!

Dotted throughout south-west England, these prehistoric sites are both filled with wonder and embody a sense of the sacred.

The fact that they have inspired spellbinding stories and legends throughout the centuries purely enhances their sense of the supernatural.

 

 

 

AVEBURY

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The largest stone circle in the world, and a World Heritage site, Avebury is one of the marvels of prehistoric Britain. This extraordinary ancient temple once formed part of a spectacular set of Neolithic and Bronze Age ceremonial sites that occupied a vast sacred landscape.

 

STONEHENGE

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Britain's national temple, and World Heritage site, this prehistoric monument remains shrouded in mystery even today. Despite its popularity, Stonehenge still elicits many questions ranging from medieval speculation to scientific studies and even New Age revelations.

GLASTONBURY

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Steeped in history and myth, Glastonbury is known as one of Britain’s most spiritual sites. In fact, it’s here more than any other location that the pagan past, the Christian way and the New Age movement all harmoniously cohabit.

William Blake's dramatic poem "And did those feet in ancient time" known nowadays as the inspirational hymn “Jerusalem” draws on the myth that Christ himself may have visited Glastonbury with Joseph of Arimathea and 'walked on England's mountains green'. “Till we have built Jerusalem, In Englands green & pleasant Land”

Not only is Glastonbury considered the cradle of England’s Christianity, but it is also reputed to be the place

Joseph of Arimathea came back with a cup containing some of the dying Christ’s blood, known as the Holy Grail, and buried it in his new founded Abbey.

 

ISLE OF AVALON

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The name of this mysterious island, now known as Glastonbury Tor, came from its commanding position, where it once towered proud above the marshland below.

 

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