Pete's Arth Vawr

The Original
Sun
HengO
Ancient Man
LastChance
Treasure Hunt
Outdoor Man
When The Earth Was Flat
The Way Back
Another Son Of God
A Little Blasphemy
DayBreak
The Lovely
Ashwell
Lost In Space
W Particles
First Impressions
Smiler
Death At Sea
Derek Harrison
The Bridge
Waste Not ......
Automation
Inconvenient
Corn Dollies
Flowers
Surruptitious Sketching
William Willett
Stars On Forty Five
Stagedoor Johnnie
Ancient Monument
TunnelVision
Prototype
Stonehenge
Disgrace At Stonehenge
Winterbourne Stoke
Badbury Rings
Priddy Circles
Lanyon Quoit
Boscawen Un
The Pipers
Merry Maidens
Tregiffian
Men An Tol
Fougou
St Michaels Mount
Meyn Mamvro
Devils Arrows
Cairnapple
Kjallars Ness
Missing Stones
Time
Light Of My Life
Darling
We climbed the stile
And swished our way
Knee deep in dusty grass,
Leaving behind in our wake
Rising bees, and butterflies, and pollen.

Bypassing long and high a pile of earth,
Showing balding sides of white.
Came close a clump of lumps,
Bumps and bowls,
Round and flat and dished.
Depressions that once were fished,
For what?
The Moon, a cut of cheese,
The Sun, a golden sovereign,
The Stars, designed to please?

Is this perhaps a blueprint land,
A copy of the Sky,
A reference page to last for ever,
Where written word can lie?

Is this perhaps a library
A complete collection of fact,
But in a foreign tongue
To be translated with tact.
Do not our tombstones record the day,
Tell the length of life.
Give clue to family tree,
Before the swing of ending knife.

Or
After all
But a cemetery,
The dead the only beneficiary?