Pete's Gaia

Gaia
Crop Circles
Silbury
Gate Post
The Chestnuts
Addington
The Downs
View Over Barbury
Sarsen Remains
Day House Lane
Caractacus Stone
Not What It Seems
North Of Garris
Gun Rith
Lanyon
Tinkinswood
Clach Stein
Grimes Graves
Andromeda Calling
Its A Fact
Theres Always The Sun
Middle Name
Yemmerawanyea
E.T.S.C.
The Avery Hill Postman
Vince Pickering
Erica
Excellency
6th September 1988
Watch This Space
Biro
Calligraphy
The Flying Standard
Female Of The Species
National Tree Week
Gregory Crescent
Dear Prime Minister
Most Glorious Majesty
Early Start
Scarlet
Equus
Butterfly
Milking Time
Chartwell
Bird Of Prey
Watch Me
Skoda Stroll
What To Be?
Chariot
The Sussex Coast
The Tarn
Golden Cloud
Sunrise
Do You...
Darling
The Castle at Dinas
Proudly fortifies the High horizon,
The Quoit at Mulfra,
Now a radar reflector,
Flashing glints of sunshine,
Or black as thunder on the far side of the Moon,
Commands the adjacent bosom of land.

And lost, or almost so,
A giant finger leaning south,
A marker in this Man made boundary,
A shape so clear, and massive,
Of this Earth, and yet invisible.

My coated sixteen fifties
Had swung across this vector many times,
My heart knew of its presence,
A blasted tree trunk in a treeless world.

But Mulfra called,
Again this line glowed,
Dinas, Mulfra, Carfury.

When suddenly this branchless tree,
This barkless trunk,
This pointer on the Landscape,
Gleamed its Quartz laden gleam,
Brought me from my daytime dream.

Sepelchre white
As now the light
Brights the way.

My own special Ley.