Healing Holistix

Thanks Thais - you won't regret it! I do know the way - we could go via the A4177 or I know a back way through Kenilworth.

It is a pity that you didn't buy a house much nearer to us all, Ama-ncara (your new name ), otherwise I MIGHT have made an exception.

Phew - sigh of relief! I'll be round about 1.30pm. then. Best note it down in my diary now in case I forget!!

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otherwise I MIGHT have made an exception

oooooooooooo you are lovely xxx

Just been told that October 19th is Global Free Hugs Day - so watch out everyone who goes to the walk!!

I shall be first in the queue - so that I can run round to the back of the queue and get another one.

Quite possibly. You can have a hug from her, too.

By 'eck, it was chilly at the dowsing walk today! What a cold wind. Still we all had great fun....I believe Paul took some pics.....

Luckily Fay found us some toroids to warm our hands in ....

I only took two photos and here we are.

Can you spot 'Our Leader' in her camouflage jacket


and again - but this time with a camera-shy Heart of Motion (standing with her back and lilac knapsack to camera to the left of Our Leader)

and talk about the joy of getting to see pretty much allyouall,
how wonderful,
love,
linnyx

Info from Fay about the Clent Hills walk....

Thank you to everyone who has attended the Strictly Come Dowsing series of walks over the summer. Some of you will be aware that I have been asked by the National Trust to run a pilot dowsing event at Clent Hills, with a view to running a series next summer. In order for that to come about we need a well attended pilot! The normal conditions apply, £5 per person, wear suitable clothing and footwear for potentially damp/wet and windy conditions on quite steep hills. I will provide dowsing tools for as many as possible, but if you have your own please bring them. The attached document tells you a little more about the walk and see http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/main/w-clenthills for details of the area. I have to say having visited the site for the first time today it is a stunning setting with the most spectacular views for many many mines (I think she means miles!!) and you would not think that Birmingham was only a stone's throw away.

If you're interested in the walk being run in conjunction with the National Trust at Clent Hills, on 16th November at 11.00 am. please contact Tamsin Mosse at the National Trust to book your place at the address below.

Waseley Hills Office
Gannow Green Lane
Rubery
West Midlands B45 9AT
Tel: 01562 712825
Email: clenthills@nationaltrust.org.uk

Just had my email of this event and will try to be there.

It is quite a way from us - even more so for Thais and HoM.

(I might even be persuaded to take them both - that is provided they can find MY house )

I haven't been to the Clent Hills since I was a lad. (Driven past them but never found the time to go and refresh my memories )