As the Season Turns Found Sound for December: Lia Leendertz
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Dec 13, 2024 Journey to the ancient Stanton Drew Stone Circles reveals fascinating myths and seasonal significance. The hosts explore the connection between these megaliths and the lunar cycle, hinting at their use for predicting celestial events. Personal stories illuminate the historical context of stone circles and their role in community gatherings. December is examined through its dual nature of celebration and rest, inviting listeners to appreciate the beauty in seasonal change. Expect enchanting soundscapes and music that harmonizes with nature's rhythm.
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Hidden Stone Circles
- Lia Leendertz's family often seeks out obscure stone circles during their travels.
- She notes that many stone circles exist beyond the well-known ones, hidden in the countryside.
Stone Circles as Calendars
- Alexander Thom theorized that stone circles function as calendars, marking the year's progress.
- The alignment between sunrise points and specific stones changes throughout the year.
Inspiration for the Almanac
- Leendertz's gardening background fostered a natural understanding of seasons.
- A trip to Cornwall inspired her to create a resource connecting people to nature's rhythms.