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Druid Lane

We came upon

A mystic way leading nowhere but the hills.

Floored in leaves, tree roofed, bank-bound

Untrodden but by wanderers for centuries past.

What lay beyond, worthy of such industry?

Perhaps a long forgotten hearth tenured by shepherd or crone.

Or did this tended track pass on to a hilltop way:

Miles now lost to grass and sheep,

A one-time druidic path to some time-eroded henge

 

The copper leaf-rustle underfoot speaks of many passings

Hidden in time

AutumnWalesDruidspathleaf-fallwalking

◄ Monument

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