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 Castlerigg, late summer 2003  
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Leaving their mark, of course, behind them

Leaving their mark, of course, behind them

Description : Alas, we (myself and friend) had arrived as they were finishing - so couldn't tell them what the effect of putting charcoal in thin metal, and the ensuring hot metal on grass, was.
From: geoff (Thursday, 19 February, 2004 at 01:00:18)
This is shameful, and not only makes me feel sad but pretty angry, too. People who do this sort of thing give us pagans/heathens a bad name. How can anyone who holds the earth in reverence wound it like this?
But perhaps they weren't there for spritual reasons and were just a bunch of hippies hanging out? Either way, pagans get the blame. Idiots!
From: Rowan (Saturday, 03 April, 2004 at 11:38:16)
They were Stupids. Pagans can be Stupids just like anyone else. You'd just hope they would have learned to think a little but I guess not...
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