
Thursday, July 2, 2009
A fairy cake for the Fairy Hill

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In 2007, I started writing about journeys in which I followed previous walkers: drovers, writers, servants bearing laundry, my own father, among others. I'm fascinated by the paths and marks they've left behind them, both in the land and in memory. Walking is both a tool and a subject in my own writing; writing a way of being truly alive as I walk, and reliving each journey in words.
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Wow! I haven't seen a brockenspectre for ages. This one is quite something and somehow it seems rather extra special with the timing of your walk. Wonderful photo!
small world! So, we've met near the top of Schiehallion where you mentioned leaving the cake to us. You commented on a post on my blog recently (shoebox).
I bivvied on the summit that night with my partner and we photographed your fairy cake at twilight! (we left it for the fairies though). We've been exchanging solstice experiences with R MacFarlane too. Small world indeed...!
p.s. my post
http://lesleypunton.blogspot.com/2009/11/summer-solstice-bivvy-on-summit-of.html shows our images made later that night/morning.
Gosh, it is a small world! I remember meeting you on your way up. I loved that film you posted and passed it on to a few people resulting in another string of coincidences linking Scotland and Canada! Planning a midwinter foray up Schiehallion so will probably need to appease the fairies again...
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