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Glastonbury Tor (leaving year 2008)And now studying in Cornwall (at the moment, Saints of Cornwall).

Cornish antiquity, Springs and wells, Saints of Cornwall(wether from Wales, Ireland, Brittany or home grown), Etymology(though I can't spell), Nutrition(though, now it's fashionable it's too expensive) , Maps, DJing, Geodetic Phenomena, Filming and Photography, Youtube. ~~~~~Proverbs, sayings, rhymes and quotes:"One who remains a great fool before his Guru he is Guru - one who has advanced so much that he can speak better than Guru then he is rascal." Srila Prabhupada. Excellence does not remain alone, it is sure to attract a neighbour. Some of the roads must lead to nowhere. When we talk of tomorrow, the gods laugh. Even dragons know better than to appear to often. The progress of science is strewn, like an ancient desert trail, with the bleached skeletons of discarded theories which seemed to possess eternal life. Yeeehhhh man! Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food. The mighty dragon is no match for the native serpent: Chinese saying. To know the road ahead, ask those coming back: Chinese proverb. Only he who has travelled the road knows where the holes are deep: Chinese proverb. 'With the coming of day I embrace my Mother, with the coming of night I join my Father, and with the outgoing of the evening and morning I will breath their law, and I will not interrupt these communions until the end of time.' Yeshua: The communions, Gospel of the Essenes, Book 2, or the Manual of disipline from the Dead sea scrolls. "And felt the hillside thronged by souls unseen, Who knew the interest in me,and were keen That man alive should understand man dead..." -John Masefield. "King Cole was King before the troubles came, The land was happy while he held the helm. Beneath the light arch of the heaven's span He chose to wander Earth, the friend of man." -John Masefield: "King Cole". "There through the dews beside me Behold a youth that trod, With feathered cap on forehead And poised a golden rod. Oh whence, I asked, and wither? He smiled and would not say, And looked at me and beckoned And laughed and led the way. And 'midst the fluttering legion Of all that ever died I follow, and before us Goes the delightful guide." -A, E, Houseman: "The merry guide" "Look before thee, dost thou see this narrow way... it is as straight as a rule can make it. This is the way thou must go." - John Bunyan: "The pilgrim's progress" "The rolling English drunkard made the rolling English road, a reeling road, a rolling road that rambles round the shire." -G, K, Chesterton "Trackway and camp and city lost, Salt marsh where now is corn; Old wars, old peace, old arts that cease, And so was England born." -Kipling: "Puck of Pooks hill" "Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, And a light unto my path." -Psalm cxic, 105 "Stand ye in the ways, and see, and ask for the old paths, where is the good way, and walk therein, and ye shall find rest for your souls." -Jeremiah vi 16 "Set up waymarks, make thee high heaps: set thine heart towards the highway, even the way which thou wentest." -Jeremiah xxxi, 21 "The most beautiful experience we can have, is the mysterious." -Albert Einstein: "Living Philosophies"

Lord Of The Rings (of course!), King Arthur, Tristan and Isolde, Latcho Drom, Constantine.TimeTeam(Channel4), Bottom, Red Dwarf, Mock the week, Have I Got News For You.

Studio 1 Records, Treasure Island Records, Blue Beat Records, Rocksteady, Ska, Dance hall Reggae, Northern Soul, Funk, Rare Groove, Rhythm and Blues, Rock and Roll, Acid House, Trip hop, (Anything with Soul!!!).

The pilgrims guide to the holywells of Cornwall by J. Meyrick,The saints of Cornwall by G. H. Doble,The pattern of the past by Guy Underwood,The old straight track by Alfred Watkins,The Essene gospel of peace by Edmond B. Szekely,The Rig Veda, Bhagavad Gita, Ordnance Survey(Maps), Dictionary of Etymology, Christ in Cornwall? by Rev. H. A. Lewis, Journeys of Frodo by Barbara Stratchey, The quest for King Arthurs Britain + King Arthurs Avalon by Geoffrey Ashe, Poetry by John Keats, National Geographic.