Entrance into the Grove . . .
As you enter the grove, feel the darkness surround you, and the silence enfold you. Here is an area where all life is sacred . . . all traditions are respected . . . and, all are made welcome. Walk upon the soft cushion of moss and fallen leaves, and listen to the wind in the trees. Keep your senses alert to look for the more uncommon inhabitants of the grove. You might find something to occupy your attention. But most importantly: Enjoy your time in the Grove.
Each area of the Grove represents a different topic of interest. Feel free to explore all areas. The Keeper of the Grove would be delighted to hear from you with any comments, questions, critiques, or inquiries into the contents and design of the Grove.
Travel to the
Keeper's hut to meet the Keeper of the Grove and talk with him.The Stream is a page that will be updated periodically and contains stories, quotes, and other items that the Keeper finds interesting. Email the Keeper with any submissions or requests you would like to make.
At the Fire Circle you can meet the Bards that the Keeper of the Grove has close contact with. You can also read of the Keeper's musical wanderings.
Another area of the Grove is the Place of Monuments. Here you will find original Celtic Knotwork by the Keeper and other artwork by the Keeper's closest friends.
Pay close attention to the markings of the Ogham alphabet on the trees you pass. There is a small part of the grove where the Ogham Trees guide visitors to places outside the Grove. The Keeper has left markings to many sites of interest in philosophy/art, music, and friends of the Keeper.
Visit the Echo Rocks to use the online submission form to submit things to the Keeper of the Grove.
At the Entrance to the Grove, there is a small book bound with exotic papyrus. Please feel free to sign the Keeper's Guestbook.
The Keeper's hut | The Stream | The Fire Circle | The Place of Monuments | Ogham Tree | Echo Rocks
Please e-mail the Keeper at the link below or use the submission form at the Echo Rocks.