Anyway, the trip cannot be put off any longer. In terms of time, not distance, its not much further than the trips we used to make from Canberra to Sydney.
A journey of just under four hours and I can cast my eyes on The Tor again! I admit I have my reservations, part of my can't be bothered with an 8 hour round trip, for perhaps 3 - 4 hours in the hustle and bustle of the town's streets, shops and Tor.
It's guaranteed to be literally heaving with people - day trippers, tourists etc - from all over the world. Any hope of photographs of The Tor devoid of people, will be around 0%!!! Even at 10.30am in the morning, which is the planned E.T.A at the summit tomorrow morning, there will be people on The Tor.
Once I'm on my way, I know the excitement will build, that old passion for somewhere I know so very well, and missed so very dearly between 2002 and 2016, a long time away from somewhere I nearly made home; somewhere I know played an important part of my spirit's past.
I've visited Glastonbury dozens of times in the past, and have had some very profound and strange experiences there. Being at the right place at the right time, I've met with significant people in my life. I've experienced strange lights in the sky and I've been haunted by powerful supernatural presences. I've had visitations, and lost time, when I've stayed in the town. I'm very much still under the enchantment of real Glastonbury (Caer Wydr and Glastonia). I'm deeply rooted in the mysteries and hidden truths of the Isle Of Avalon. I regularly have inner visions of The Tor, minus the tower, surrounded by the lake ... and it is real, not imagination.
I'm feeling the old excitement returning fast. It is exhilarating and powerful. It is magic. It is alchemy and I'm not going to prevent its awakening. It is just what I need in my life at this time - Matthew James
