Comments on: Walking to Paradise http://druidjournal.net/2007/07/27/walking-to-paradise/ Guidance and Inspiration from Nature and the Ancient World. Sat, 11 Oct 2008 00:04:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Druid Journal » Blog Archive » Announcing the DJ 2008 Almanac & Planner of Nature and the Ancient World http://druidjournal.net/2007/07/27/walking-to-paradise/#comment-49785 Druid Journal » Blog Archive » Announcing the DJ 2008 Almanac & Planner of Nature and the Ancient World Mon, 03 Dec 2007 18:04:30 +0000 http://druidjournal.net/2007/07/27/walking-to-paradise/#comment-49785 [...] ice crystals is like the tinkling of fairy bells. The acres of grass surrounding our new home (in Avallonia, on the east side of the Connecticut River!) have transformed into a field of swirled cream, and [...] [...] ice crystals is like the tinkling of fairy bells. The acres of grass surrounding our new home (in Avallonia, on the east side of the Connecticut River!) have transformed into a field of swirled cream, and [...]

]]> By: Jeff Lilly http://druidjournal.net/2007/07/27/walking-to-paradise/#comment-34477 Jeff Lilly Mon, 13 Aug 2007 18:52:27 +0000 http://druidjournal.net/2007/07/27/walking-to-paradise/#comment-34477 Thalia, it's amazing to hear about your experiences with the two Somersets! I've never been to England myself -- at least, not in this lifetime. :-) I'm delighted and grateful that you find my writings helpful, regardless of how or whether you articulate it! Thalia, it’s amazing to hear about your experiences with the two Somersets! I’ve never been to England myself — at least, not in this lifetime. :-) I’m delighted and grateful that you find my writings helpful, regardless of how or whether you articulate it!

]]> By: Thalia http://druidjournal.net/2007/07/27/walking-to-paradise/#comment-34431 Thalia Mon, 13 Aug 2007 05:40:53 +0000 http://druidjournal.net/2007/07/27/walking-to-paradise/#comment-34431 That was unbelievably beautiful, Jeff. And I, too, am very interested and intrigued to hear about the geological past of (our) area--I had known that New England and Old England had one been connected but separated, but not that the land had been called Avalonia. So now I know I live in ancient Avalonia, and that the nearby Massachusetts town called Somerset is no accident, as Somerset England is named after the summer settlements around Glastonbury, (Avalon itself) when the marshes dried out and people could live there for the season. And also, when I visited that area of Old England a couple of years ago, why it was home. Thank you so much Jeff (once again) for sharing--your writing always makes me think and muse, a lot, and though I can't quite articulate it right now, I know your blog (and others like Kara Leah's) is instrumental in helping and guiding me towards my own answers. Thank you so very much. That was unbelievably beautiful, Jeff. And I, too, am very interested and intrigued to hear about the geological past of (our) area–I had known that New England and Old England had one been connected but separated, but not that the land had been called Avalonia. So now I know I live in ancient Avalonia, and that the nearby Massachusetts town called Somerset is no accident, as Somerset England is named after the summer settlements around Glastonbury, (Avalon itself) when the marshes dried out and people could live there for the season. And also, when I visited that area of Old England a couple of years ago, why it was home.

Thank you so much Jeff (once again) for sharing–your writing always makes me think and muse, a lot, and though I can’t quite articulate it right now, I know your blog (and others like Kara Leah’s) is instrumental in helping and guiding me towards my own answers. Thank you so very much.

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