The Holy Axis
A zoom presentation to the
Tamar, Devon, Somerset, Trencrom and Thames Valley Dowsing Groups
by Caroline Hoare and Gary Biltcliffe
The sagas of Gary Biltcliffe and Caroline Hoare have already become the stuff of legend in the UK’s earth energy dowsing community. Their epic journey from the Isle of Wight to the North of Scotland, which became The Spine of Albion project - itself inspired by the seminal Sun and the Serpent - has already established the Dorset-based dowsing duo as the first couple of the genre.
The forthcoming book of the zoom - The Holy Axis - tracks their trail across the Anglo-Scots border from Bamburgh and Lindisfarne in north eastern Northumbria, through the lowlands of l’Écosse to the sacred isles off the west coast of Scotland. As ever with their work, it’s partly serious landscape historical and archaeological research, partly engaging picture-postcard travelogue and partly personal pilgrimage. It tells the story of two erudite researchers exposing the underlying nature of Albion through practical dowsing, applied intuition - and a lot of solid footwork often over variable terrain and in predictably unpredictable weather.

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