Frosty Woolridges' bike ride across America is remaniscent of how Great Britain once was, although we are on a much smaller scale. His articulate recount of the scenary he passed through and man's contempt and disregard for its values and beauty in our lives reminded me of some of the journeys I sometimes take through this green and pleasant land. His article reminded me of why I no longer visit the cities, and why I often wonder why a hefty proportion of my income in council tax is demanded to subsidize a city in which I have no affinity with, and to whom whose citizens I no longer know or recognize. How times have changed. And how mans greed has multiplied.
Though small pockets of England still exisit, where simple charm and simplicity, move at a much slower pace, britains are leavng in their thousands, to return to a more natural and green way of life.
Wednesday, 29 September 2010
Monday, 27 September 2010
Monday, 20 September 2010
Back from the Dead
This is a very sweet story below of a little baby boy who came back from the dead after 2 hours. A little miracle.
Australia: Mother's Cuddle Brings Baby "Back to Life" -- Signs of the Times News
Australia: Mother's Cuddle Brings Baby "Back to Life" -- Signs of the Times News: "http://www.sott.net/articles/show/214318-Australia-Mother-s-Cuddle-Brings-Baby-Back-to-Life-"
Thursday, 9 September 2010
I Love This Family
I love this family featured in 60 minutes - Living Proof. Their persistence to not bend and to stand up for their father, is just so touching. Intersting insights on the positive effect of Vitamin C.
Tuesday, 7 September 2010
Visit to Alrewas National Memorial Aboreteum
Visit with Sue to Alrewas....
The armed forces memorial has the engravings of 15,000 names of service men and women who have died through war and terrorism since the 2nd world war. There are bare walls ready to take the names of a further 15,000
A Better Land
Some of the sculptures were very poignant. There is a soldier looking through an open door, as though entering into a different world. If you look through you catch a glimpse of a distant green field.
The Hurt
There is a scupture of a nurse tending an injured soldier who has fallen. A mother and child in total despair for their husband and father who is being carried from the battlefield. Whilst this is happening, there is a sculptor engraving another name.
The Story Teller
In the chapel there is a beautiful wooden sculpture of Christ. It is entitled the story teller. He is talking to 12 children. One of them is not listening. The child is busy investigating something else.
Freedom
There were two wooden crosses in the chapel to represent the two thieves on the cross. One had a pair of handcuffs hanging from them that were open, to depict he had been forgiven. The other had a pair of handcuffs on that were locked, indicated the thief had not repented.
Volunteers
The volunteers who work there are dedicated and reverent. They are a mixture of very young and old
Peace
It would be difficult to say it is a beautiful place, because it is such a sad place. But, for anyone visiting, it is a very peaceful and thoughtful place, most especially for those who have friends and family commerated there.
Madness
When we drove away, it was not long before we found ourselves in another world from the place of stillness and reverence we had visited.
We Will Remember Them
I cannot say how I felt after visiting this place of stillness, and then observing this mad crazy world we live in, they were both identical in many similar ways, but it was most surely a day of thinking about sacrifice, the importance of freedom, and those who dedicate their lives in protecting us. It was sad to see some young soldiers visiting there as well to take part in a service.
The Arboretum is situated in the centre of England on Croxall Road, Alrewas in Staffordshire. It is easy to reach from any part of the country and is close to all the Midlands motorways.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZA2mky_eP_M
Monday, 6 September 2010
RAP
I do like some of the things David Icke has to say, and like this interview on the video below, (with the exception of his swearing) for the sensability of the young girl he is speaking to. What an insightful conversation.
Saturday, 4 September 2010
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