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Posted on Wednesday, September 23rd, 2009 at 3:19 pmRock Raiders

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The Lily
This land is my memories. For two thousand years this valley
has been mine alone. I know every rock, every stream and every
tree. I know the forces that shape this land and the people who
inhabit it.
A billion years ago this land was a migratory trail for the
animals of Western Europe. They roamed freely across the huge
land of one continent. Millennia passed as the rivers washed
silt to the ocean and the sun raised rain to the sky. At that
time the mass of Eurasia was joined. The tectonic plates shifted
and islands formed, raising proud, green peninsulas on green
water, thrust out to the ocean. Long before my time the forces
of nature battled along the coasts of Western Europe. From the
Southwest, the Gulf Stream warmed and opened the land with
summer heat. From the north, ice raged and cracked the rock of
what would become the British Isles.
The land tells me it was an epic struggle. The generous heat of
earth, venting her spleen, the wash of the water, cooling and
circulating air. Rain succoured the land and ran back to the
sea, endless cycles, repeating endlessly. The earth shifted,
chasms opened and the sea swept in, submerging areas and
separating the islands of Britain and Ireland from the mainland.
Spouts of boiling lava spewed from the molten centre of earth to
create granite formations, a source of wonder till the end of
time. A great rift opened up what is now the Bristol Channel and
the Irish Sea, separating the land into distinct areas. Many
characteristics still connect Brittany, Ireland, Wales, and
Cornwall. Their joining can still be seen in place and people.
But veins of power run through the sea, a matrix of energy
criss-crosses the land and reaches out around our planet.
The Phoenicians, Egyptians and Greeks journeyed to these coasts
even before the Iron Age, in search of Keltic wisdom, since long
before the time of my youth. They followed the trail of gold and
wisdom across the sea to Cornwall and then to Wales and Ireland.
Later, tin trade followed these routes across Brittany and the
journeys of wise men and saints to the west of land, the land of
setting sun, of Gods and the quest for immortality that haunts
us all. Ships and boats from the French and Spanish coasts often
sailed to rivers on the south coast of Cornwall in search of
trade and journey with the friendly and civilised Keltii,
hopefully avoiding the pirates that have ravaged these coasts
for millennia.
2000 years ago I was killed trying to save my mother from
Portuguese raiders on the river, who stole the gold that came
from Ireland. My story is located in the valley of one of these
rivers, now called ‘River Fowey’. It is a story that I have not
been able to tell until now. My own story starts with the visit
of Jesus of Nazareth to the river Fowey in 30 AD (according to
the Julian Calendar and allowing for a seven year
miscalculation). He was twenty-three years old. He journeyed on
a vision quest to the west-of-land, in search of the wisdom of
the Keltii and union with his father spirit. I have spent much
time thinking about this moment and my brief encounter with a
man who claimed to be Son of God. For hundreds of years I
puzzled at his smile, the light in his gaze. He had a quality of
being rare in the extreme, an utter and unconditional compassion
for all life.
Who am I? A ghost; Fintan, born 2000 years ago and caught in the
matrix of nature unable to tell my story until now. I am here in
an ancient land, waiting for you to read my story
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why did 60′s rock singers wear Civil War outfits?
i’m thinking Paul Revere and the Raiders
The Rolling Stones
Buffalo Springfield, etc
To Rebel against the war that was going on? I’m not really sure.