Cadbury Castle, said to be the real location of King Arthur's Camelot........................yes, it feels like home.
Marked burial place of King Arthur and Queen Guinevere at Glastonbury Abbey ruins, Glastonbury, Somerset, England. Around 1190, Avalon became associated with Glastonbury, when monks at the Glastonbury Abbey claimed to have discovered the bones of Arthur and his Queen.
View from Cadbury Castle in Somerset, said to be King Arthur's Camelot

View from Cadbury Castle in Somerset, said to be King Arthur's Camelot

Archaeologists searching for King Arthur's round table have found a "circular feature" beneath the historic King's Knot in Stirling. www.telegraph.co....

King Arthur's round table may have been found by archaeologists in Scotland

Archaeologists searching for King Arthur's round table have found a "circular feature" beneath the historic King's Knot in Stirling.

David Carroll suggests that Arthur was the historical late 6th century Prince Artuir, eldest son of King Áedáin of Dalriada (Argyll). Artuir ruled the oppressed kingdom of Manau Gododdin during his father's reign, and he made his capital at the old roman fort of Colania called Camelon (Falkirk). Carroll agrees that Chrétien De Troyes' Camelot was in origin Camulodunum but that the French poet had taken the name probably due to confusion between Colania and the Colonia of Camulodunum…

David Carroll suggests that Arthur was the historical late 6th century Prince Artuir, eldest son of King Áedáin of Dalriada (Argyll). Artuir ruled the oppressed kingdom of Manau Gododdin during his father's reign, and he made his capital at the old roman fort of Colania called Camelon (Falkirk). Carroll agrees that Chrétien De Troyes' Camelot was in origin Camulodunum but that the French poet had taken the name probably due to confusion between Colania and the Colonia of Camulodunum…

The Veil of Avalon.......the mists.
Arthur's Stone is located between the villages of Dorstone and Bredwardine, West Herefordshire

Arthur's Stone is located between the villages of Dorstone and Bredwardine, West Herefordshire. Beautiful place to visit. With Herefordshire a pagan Moot

Paimpont Forest (Merlin's magical forest of Arthurian legend) near the city of Rennes in Brittany

Brocéliande is the name of a legendary forest in France that first appears in literature in in the Roman de Rou, a verse chronicle written by Wace

King Arthurs Castle
A strange phenomenon has been appearing around the globe the last few days. These light beam images were captured in Italy, Florida and Mexico. What do you think this is?

A strange phenomenon has been appearing around the globe the last few days. These light beam images were captured in Italy, Florida and Mexico.

The Isle of Bardsey, ancient legends tell that Merlin the Magician is buried here and some identify the island as Avalon where King Arthur died.

Ynys Enlli (Bardsey Island) off the coast of Pen Llŷn (Lleyn Peninsula)

Camelot by Gustave Dore

/// Camelot, engraving by Gustave Doré to illustrate the Arthurian poems in Idylls of the King, by Lord Alfred Tennyson,

Excavations at Glastonbury Abbey began soon after the site was purchased for the Church of England in 1907, although a series of trenches had been dug by St John Hope three years earlier. Since then, 34 seasons of excavations up to 1979 has exposed most of the plan of the medieval church and evidence of earlier phases of the monastery. Yet very little of this evidence has been published. In 1981, C A Ralegh Radford, Director of excavations from 1951 to1964, published an interim report…
Glastonbury Tor, England Watch people trogging up the hill, and then watch them coming down – singing, chatting, brightened and changed. Why? Here are a few clues. Glastonbury Tor is home to Gwyn ap Nudd, King of the Fairies. Words from: http://www.glastonburytor.org.uk/
According to Hopkins, “[Arthur’s] queen, Guinevere, is more elusive, less written about [than Arthur and his knights], and yet has been for centuries a central character playing a critical role in the rise and fall of the Round Table” (6). He goes on by characterizing her as “a key figure in the life of Camelot, this remarkable woman is seen variably as scholar, seductress, warrior, and dignified gentle beauty by the countless artists and writers who have depicted her. Who, then, was…
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Mythes, légendes et femmes : les mille visages de la fée Morgane

Another, famous, female wizard, Morgan le Fey. "She was known to have studied magic while she was being brought up in the nunnery." (Morgan le Fay) Artwork by W. From: Legends of King Arthur and His Knights - 1914

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