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Ancestral Geographies of the Neolithic, Edmonds, Bender

Ancestral Geographies of the Neolithic, Edmonds, Bender

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Re: Paul Devereux interviewed on Ley Lines, Old Straight Tracks and Earth Energies by Anonymous on Thursday, 06 April 2017

I have been researching the ley system for many years and can say conclusively that leys do exist. My home town of Crieff in Perthshire sits next to the Highland Boundary Fault and, since standing stones are placed over geological faults and dykes, there are many leys through the town.
It is little wonder that few people can understand them as they are completely different to our culture. I found that my town has been totally built around this ancient knowledge - all of the straight town roads are on leys, all of the country roads are on leys and all of the irrigation ditches have been built on leys by the monks.
You probably wont believe this, but have a look ate my website and you will:

http://leylines.webplus.net/page10.html



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