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Glastonbury Tor
It may be the resting place of the Holy Grail, or simply home to many varied historical sites. Either way, it's a dramatic sight on the horizon.
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Glastonbury Abbey: Christian Beginnings in Wessex
Glastonbury Abbey was made possible by a grant from King Ine of Wessex in 704.
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glastonbury abbey
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king ine of wessex
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anglo-saxon england
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ancient british history
Glastonbury and the Holy Grail
The Holy Grail, Glastonbury Abbey, and the miraculous red water at Chalice Well.
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Glastonbury Festival history facts
Glasto, held in Pilton, Somerset, is Britain's biggest outdoor arts fest. Here are some facts and information on the event held at Michael Eavis' farm.
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Glastonbury, Arthur, Infinity & Beyond!
Topics and links for additional studies, relating to Glastonbury and King Arthur.
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Glastonbury, Place of Legends and Psychic Archaeology
Glastonbury is one of the oldest sacred places in England. According to legend, Joseph of Arimathea founded the first Christian Church there. He brought his great nephew, Jesus there when he was a boy. There are the Glastonbury thorns that are said to have sprouted from Joseph’s staff when he leaned on it. According to legend, Joseph threw the Holy Grail, the chalice Jesus used at the Last Supper, into the Chalice Well. The Arthurian legends are connected with Glastonbury. In 1907, the Church of England bought the abbey ruins and hired Frederick Bligh Bond to oversee the excavations which began in 1908. He claimed to have gotten information from the spirits of monks, the Watchers who helped with the excavations.
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automatic writing
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frederick bligh bond
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church of england
Glastonbury, the Isle of Avalon?
Part one of a series of articles about mystical Glastonbury, England.
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Glastonbury: More Christian "Borrowing"
Glastonbury Abbey is another example of the Christian practice of "borrowing" places and traditions from other peoples and othe religions.
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ancient british history
Mystical Glastonbury Tor
Since prehistoric times, Glastonbury Tor has been a mystical and sacred site.
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The 2007 Glastonbury Festival
The 26th Glastonbury Festival opens 22 June 2007. Michael Eavis, organiser of this, the world's largest open-field festival, has just been awarded a CBE. Read why here.
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woodstock
The Annual Glastonbury Festival
Glastonbury is much more than a music festival, it's a stunning experience held in Somerset, UK, for six days every June.
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Tips for the Glastonbury Festival
This is no ordinary music festival, it's a way of life for six days in June. Even experienced festival-goers can benefit from some advice in getting the most out of it.
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A Shakespearean Sonnet on Valentine's Day
Stuart Buchanan MacWatt climbs to the sunlit top of Glastonbury Tor on Valentine's Day to survey the rich pattern of rural England spread below in the ancient valleys and dedicates a Shakespearean sonnet.
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Avalon: Place of Mystery and Fancy
Avalon is a mystical place that may or may not be Glastonbury.
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arthur
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matter of britain
Best UK Indie and Rock Festivals
A look at the UK's major rock, indie and alternative music festivals, from Glastonbury, Reading and Leeds and the V Festival to Download and Scotland's T in the Park.
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Christmas Flower Legends
While some Yuletide flora décor are rooted in Pagan customs, others are based on Christian legends.
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christian legends
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christmas rose
Music Festivals Coming this Summer
Choose the continent over Britain for music festivals this summer to discover quality, variety and a more authentic 'experience.'
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music festivals
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uk festivals 2008
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sonica
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exit festival
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the prodigy
King Arthur's Grave?
If King Arthur's grave exists, it is probably at Glastonbury Abbey.
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guinevere
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camelot
Sacred waters
Home of mermaids, goddesses, and Ladies of the Lake
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water
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sulis
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minerva
Searching for the Goddess
Searching for the Goddess. Thousands of years before Christianity came to Europe, there was the Goddess
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european travel
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goddesses
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artemis
Travelsleuth's Diary: September Garden Shows
The Travelsleuth chronicles the last warm days of of summer in his cottage garden and looks forward to the last of the year's summer Garden Shows.
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All Tomorrow's Parties 07: A Blast
Leftfield Indie-Fest All Tomorrow's Parties (April 07) Starred Nick Cave, Grinderman, Joanna Newsom, Low, Spiritualized, The Only Ones, A Silver Mount Zion and Cat Power
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minehead
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joanna newsom
Beastie Boys to Headline Bestival
Beastie Boys and The Chemical Brothers are set to headline the 4th Bestival music festival on the Isle of Wight
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Editors Russell Leetch Interview
An End Has a Start is the follow-up album to Editors' platinum-selling debut The Back Room. We catch up with bassist Russell Leetch to talk about the band's newer sound.
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smokers outside the hospital doors
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new editors cd
Isle of Wight Festival 2007
The Isle of Wight Festival has become an annual gathering of old, established and postively new bands. This article focuses on the newcomers at the 2007 event.
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echo and the bunnymen
Keane to Headline Fflam Festival
England has Glastonbury, Scotland has T in the Park, Ireland has Oxegen, but Wales hasn't had a major live music festival to call its own - until now.
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King Arthur of Britain or Scots?
References to King Arthur abound in the British Isles, but some claims may have a stronger case than others.
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arthurian legend
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king arthur of britain
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king arthur
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british isles
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arthur mcaeden
Fantasy and the Magickal World
An introduction to upcoming magickal articles.
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spirits
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fairies
Media images of Avalon
A review of the recent TNT mini-series
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More Merlin Legends
Even more tales and trivia
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leprechauns
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morgan
Where was Camelot?
Explore the connections between Camelot and a hill-fort 12 miles from Glastonbury.
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