Sacred places

Menhirs and dolmens, roman and gothic churches , cathedrals, cloisters, black virgins and guards, springs,striking trees, crowned fountains and temples. All energy top-places.

11 juin 2007

Ben Nevis (Scotland)

I made this voyage a long time ago, and do not have documents to which to refer. (I do not remember any more of the name the visited sites for example…)

Also I to you will propose only one overall picture of this marvellous region, which calls me top of its Ben Nevis. 

One starts with him, the highest mountain of Scotland, and consequently of Great Britain. But Scotland has nothing to do with England, even geologically:05_08_70__806x1200_

05_08_69__1600x1067_“For the period of Silurien (443-416 million years before J-C), the territory which was going to become Scotland belonged to the Laurentia continent. On the other side of the Iapetus ocean, in the south, was the Baltica continent. The two continents gradually ran up, joining Scotland to what was going to become England and Europe. This event is known like orogenesis calédonienne, and the fault line of Highlands marks today this junction between the two continents.” (Wikipédia)

I know why this mountain challenged me, it does not have there no trace of human presence at his top, like megaliths or other temples. Finally, it is perhaps for that….

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It appears that the Ben Nevis is in the clouds 355 days not year… I had chance, not?

Ah if, places crowned nevertheless…

And with the last news:

The top of the Ben Nevis, the highest mountain of the United Kingdom, located at the North-West of Scotland and which culminates with 1.344 meters of altitude: funny of place to discover a piano. It is however there that fifteen voluntary of association John Muir Trust come to clean the top discovered the instrument. They launched a call to witness to include/understand how this piano had been able to be found there.

“Our guy did not believe their eyes of them”, brought back Nigel Hawkins, director of association. “Of the beginning, they thought that it was a trunk out of wooden, but they then saw the whole of the metal framework as well as the cords.” “The only thing which lack is the keyboard, and that, it is another mystery. It is perhaps dissimulated elsewhere on the mountain”, it added.

Derpuis… One found: 20 years ago, it is a group of removers originating in Dundee who had assembled it, achieving this exploit with the profit of a caritative work.

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