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The chalk hills of Kent have and continue to be a major source of inspiration for me. I'm luckily enough to live on the crest of the North Downs in North West Kent, some 200 meters above sea level. All that separates me from the wide vistas of the weald below is a dense, rich, green downland wood of Chestnut, Oak, Hazel, Ash, Birch, Rowan and Yew and Beech and Hornbeam.

This has been my home for over fourteen years now and I've seen it shift and grow as I too have grown. To some extent the North Downs; the chalk, sticky gray clay, the flint, the thin soil, nourished and feds me spiritually. This land lies at the center of my expression of my Druidry! This last little bit of wilderness here in the south-east corner of England, calls out to the wildness of my souls intention.

At the foot of the North Downs, not far from the Medway Valley, sits the Coldrum Stones; a Neolithic Long Barrow, one of the best preserve sites in the South-East. This Temple-Tomb, holds a magic and presence within this landscape. 

I first found this site when I was just 11 years old, on a school trip, now living within in just a 10 minute walk from the place, it a site that I've grown to know and honoured the ancestors of this land and indeed of my our bloodline. 

Home is more than a place where you live, love, feed and sleep, its a place that holds you, were your soul loosens and breathes with the freedom of the wind that rustles the leaves in the birch and hornbeam trees!