Watch out for that!The least convincing of the radials, as I can’t find many ancient sites along this line for quite a long stretch. I think it’s a purely technical thing related to your provider.Here are the set of radial ley line bearings taken:-“Information from Pastscape:If you’re in the area, though, why not dowse the well and its locality and see if you can trace any energy lines that might pass through or close to it? As far as the phone reception goes, I think it must be down to your network prvider. No other sacred sites along the way though, unless you include the town of Mold, which is steeped in history and pre-history, and whose castle may have been the site of a former, much more ancient, fort or protected sacred space. This is the problem with most of the lines that extend over the eastern side of the country – the geology of the area does not encourage the building of stone monuments. No bad energies in the whole area, I found. Richard Thomas.Here are the places that are upon or close to this ley line:-However, by the criteria I laid out earlier, this line is not wholly convincing – only two ancient sites appear on it, and not three – unless Bolinbroke Castle could be considered to be an ancient site. Can proximity to a Ley Line effect Mobile and TV Reception. It’s a bit old now, but still has some background info that might help you form a picture of how Kal and I categorise the different frequencies of subtle energy.I found this in Paul Devereux’s book ‘The New Ley Hunter’s Guide’:Let’s compare that now with the lines that I found emerging from the Arbor Low stone circle. This meets the criteria of being close to the n/west line and ends in ‘ley’.If those radials are extended out until they reach significant points, such as the end of the land, or a sacred site, then you get some pretty amazing coincidences across a very large area. Looking at an old map (and only on one year’s edition) shows Stonepail Close which used to be Stonepail Stone Circle. We were asked for our postcode which was entered into the shop computer. Arbor Low is a well-preserved Neolithic henge in the Derbyshire Peak District, England. With magnificent views over the Derbyshire countryside, proximity to Bakewell and Buxton, Monyash and Youlgrave, Chatsworth House and Haddon Hall, Arbor Low bed & breakfast makes an ideal base for visitors to The Peak District National Park.If you are looking for a more active break in the Peak District then you have definitely come to the right place. We present this points system below, in the order chosen by Watkins himself:That’s the kind of local knowledge that I really appreciate! Far better than in my own area!I would be interested to know if you have uncovered any further evidence supporting this?So, please feel free to have a dowse for yourself, but I couldn’t find anything relating to earth energies, or human energies, that would make your TV or phone reception poor. Breakfast goods will not be shared.Located between Monyash and Youlgreave, in the heart of the Peak District, our bed & breakfast is where you can hear, see and smell the countryside. As I reported in my previous Arbor Low post Kal and I were inside the stone circle taking dowsing readings. It is a site of unique archaeological interest. When Tarporley High Street came up the whole of the High Street was shown as very poor reception. Strangely this was exactly the High Street and reception up to the High Street from all directions was fine. Thank You. This system’s main interest, in the view of the present authors, is that it shows Alfred Watkins’s ‘pecking order’ of ley marker priority and serves as a general guide, but should not be adhered to in a slavish fashion, if only because not all of Watkins’s own leys add up to five points!”Then I dowsed from the chip shop all the way down to the church. Over the course of the next few years I aim to see whether there is any dowsing evidence, or local custom that would back up these suppositions.As a relative beginner at dowsing,(ie I’ve had little tuition) I cannot yet tell the difference between different typse of energy(M,F,N). I’ll now go and see how that works with my existing drawn line.Excellent, thank you, Serpenteer. I live on the High Street.Hi, when dowsing my garden i found three paralel lines not sure what lies East but West leads to Gatley. Thanks for posting that for me.
Some qualities of the energies that might help you confirm the findings are given below, but they are by no means exclusive or definitive, only tendencies:-I am also concerned that we may be living on, near a black ley line. I don’t know what these are, so don’t ask me! Here’s a quote about Blackpool’s megalithic history from the Megalithic Portal site concerning the one sacred site known about in Blackpool:I will be writing a post soon about trying to locate another of the Arbor Low lines that runs SSW to Caerleon. Accommodation provider for Saddle Skedaddle, Guardian small break operator of the year. It lies on a carboniferous limestone plateau known as the White Peak area. It lies on a carboniferous limestone plateau known as the White Peak area.