Primrose Hill

And I were talking about, um, I suppose like spiritual traditions in Wales and Ireland and how that was a shared part of our culture and the, you know, modern day pagans, Neo Druids, all this sort of thing.

And Yolo Morgan, who came up in our conversations, who was one of these, I suppose, like, modern neo druids one of the first ones and he he invited people to primrose hill in london for a kind of a recreation of a druidic ceremony back in the 17 or 18 hundreds.

And I had coincidentally visited that hill earlier this year, totally coincidentally.

And that's where it all spiraled.

It's an area of specialization that, to my mind, does not receive enough recognition.

Primrose Hill in London on a beautiful spring day is as good as it gets.

Magnificent trees bedecked in fresh green, sweeping lawns, and spectacular views stretching out from the West End to Canary Wharf, with the Houses of Parliament and St. Paul's Cathedral in full view on a clear day.

And there's a lot to look at, except that walkers I encountered that day weren't looking.