If you're in London and like things weird, creepy and a bit occult, then do visit Sir John Soane's Museum. It's deeply strange a...

What can you see in this derelict room? I was contacted by someone who reads my blog. Although the person wants to remain anonymous, they se...

Visiting museums is one of the things I've most missed over the past months, but yesterday I returned to one of my favourites - the Horn...

Yesterday I went to see the newly opened reconstructed Temple of Mithras in London - and it is really impressive. The temple is underneath...

As my witchy friends know, I do love a cackle from time to time, so when I passed a sign to Cackle Street I had to go and investigate. ...

Before Samhain - or Halloween - for the past few years I've been posting photos of London's burial grounds in a series I've c...

Before Samhain - or Halloween - for the past few years I've been posting photos of London's burial grounds in a series I've...

Before Samhain - or Halloween - for the past few years I've been posting a series of photos of London's burial grounds under the ...

Yesterday afternoon my hubby and I decided to go to Down House, the home of Charles Darwin, particularly to walk in the lovely gardens. W...

Green Men were not the only things at Salisbury Cathedral that seemed a bit pagan when I visited a few weeks ago. Both the grounds an...

On Wednesday afternoon, quite by chance, I went to a place in London that I have long wanted to go and really should have gone before. Th...

Today is the International Day of Peace , better known as World Peace Day. It is observed every year on 21 September – and I say obser...

Rain and fog are not the best conditions to climb up to the Uffington White Horse , but they are rather typical weather conditions for En...

It seems Amazon is offering pretty much everything these days. It has just launched Amazon Destinations to let customers discover, plan ...

What does the photo above look like to you - a natural hill or a man-made pyramid?  There is mystery and controversy over the fascinating...

"Same-sex couple married in pagan first" - story at BBC News Edinburgh, Fife and East Scotland: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotl...

Above is a photo of the home in Castletown that Gerald Gardner , the father of modern Wicca, lived in when he was on the Isle of Man. To t...