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LONDON STONEHENGE WALK 2001
The Walkers generally avoided the main carpark and holed up contentedly at Wood henge for a
Was peaceful, beautiful, generally dry... the kids loved it, no foot and mouth problems(unlike the cancelled Brighton/South Downs walk) and had a sporting theme! The Vikings played
badminton, Zonk Star stole first base at four in the morning,
Emperor Ming was the goalie and Stuart the long-distance
unicyclingchampion.
We found a Tardis and stood in trees,
mystifying rural police on several occasions.
We went by the source of the river Test and had to wade some footpaths, busking and flyering in the towns, hiding out in the woods round the pot, with conjouring tricks and guitars.
After 3 weeks walking it was unbelievable to be in the centre of 14,000 people on solstice night, a swirling cauldren of shining silver sugarcube green
initiation that I couldn't possibly describe.
The 18th London- Stonehenge Walk leaves Battersea Park peace pagoda June 1st 2002.
Very highly recommended!!! jes
NATIONAL TRUST RESOLUTION
The National Trust council, however, is recommending members to vote against the resolution and pave the way for compromise desecration.
ON TUNNEL AT STONEHENGE
N.T. members are voting on the 27th October at their A.G.M. on a proposal against a tunnel that will hide roads from the visible Stonehenge landscape but permanantly damage surrounding ancestral land.
"A road beneath the ground does not disappear from consciousness or sensibility" "In the history of Stonehenge the motercar may soon be a moment gone.
We should not contemplate radical invasive symptoms of a disease that must be cured by other means."
Postal votes in by 19th Oct or give your opinion of the tunnel scheme, long known as the 'Master Plan',at the Barbican on the 27th.
After the Stonehenge2001 solstice gathering
many of the 14,000 people present wanted to spend more time together to continue in the celebration of the solstice.
The authorities made it very clear that there would be no tolerance for an after party, and they did in fact actively
prevent a party from forming.
The Stonehenge peace process has
demonstrated goodwill and sincerity on the part of the
authorities.
The peaceful gatherings at Stonehenge have
demonstrated our ability to work together in collaboration and to police ourselves.
Yet the situation still exists where there is so much fear of the party culture - worldwide! -
this is as much a dinosaur from the '80's
as the Stonehenge conflict was. -
www.thewarpexperience.org/stonehenge
The Party Party was born to dispel this misunderstanding, to take responsibility for and to heal that which is unhealthy in our culture, to promote all that is positive about "the party," and how society benefits, and our essential human right and need to
celebrate our lives.
The Party Party is a voice for all of us,
especially those who cannot find any home in the
current political landscape.
www.ThePartyParty.org
bringing the party back into party politics
Letter to September Stonehenge Newsletter:Sat 23 March 2002 Tribal Voices Benefit Gig @ Glastonbury Assembly Rooms www.dicenews.com/tv Sun 24 March 2002 2-3pm Free Stonehenge Talking Circle @ Glastonbury Assembly Rooms Tribal Voices tapes 1,2,3,4 are on sale again. Checkout the website or a member. CD5 is being produced now. 07970-378-572 Letter From Karelia 13sept2001 June was spoilt by Spiral Tribe Sunny's death. July I sulked and visited mum's hospitals and mechanicked my bus. August Rainbow Circle Camp was 9/10 - listening circles and food and fun and music and childminding and rumours and family squabbles and healings and strength and growth and love Happy Autumn! george 07970-378-572 www.dicenews.com PS Friday night is the longest so December Solstice Sunrise is Saturday 22nd (unless it's cloudy). |
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S.C. Appeal ~
Stonehenge Campaign Appeal
The Stonehenge Campaign exists to lobby, campaign, attend meetings, raise public awareness, and maintain links with interested parties for the reinstatement of the Stonehenge Peoples Free Festival and of religious access to Stonehenge itself, and to protect the Stonehenge landscape and environment.
The campaign hosts monthly meetings in London from September to May (except January) to which all are welcome.
Stonehenge Campaign c/o 99 Torriano Av, London NW5 2RX
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