WHite CAMP
This weekend in Glen Nevis, near Steall Waterfall in white hut.
To get there is 45min walk from the car park (+ from Edinburgh it's 4hrs drive) and wire bridge crossing. The bridge is roughly 3m/ 10ft above the Water of Nevis and roughly 6m/ 20ft in length and I bet it gets wobbly in the middle.
My wish for the weekend is not to die and not to get wet :]
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Friday, 1 April 2011
Friday, 30 April 2010
The power of the May Queen
The element of Water triumphs over dead bodies of vikings when the May Queen with one gesture calms the sea.
"That's enough!"
Sirens surround the Vikings, their voices powerfull, the creatures full of magic with keening bring back to life the dead ones. The Siren Champion Mergen Swan takes Viking Champion Wilde Ordfurna hand and they walk together towards the Goddess. They offer her a gift - the drinking horn fill with mead. She accepts it.
The sea is calm. Sirens and vikings are united.
But the red mist is approaching them.
But the red mist is approaching them.
It's not a mist, they are Reds the energy of chaos and mischief. Newborn to the world are discovering their emotions, sexuality, freedom. The Sirens show them the passion and they dance together, while watched by the vikings. Wilde Ordfurna blows the horn - the Reds start taking away the Sirens, they draw their attention more and more, so the vikings chase them away.
Sirens together with Vikings sail away to the sea and only the full moon is watching.
Suddenly an evil roar drags the attention of Freo Wulf.
He points towards big wave - it is a Jormungand The World Serpent! He brings all the negativity to the sea, to the Sirens. He is strong, only united forces can destroy it. Sirens side by side with Vikings fight the Jormungand.
He points towards big wave - it is a Jormungand The World Serpent! He brings all the negativity to the sea, to the Sirens. He is strong, only united forces can destroy it. Sirens side by side with Vikings fight the Jormungand.
The sea is calm again.....
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