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Why Island of White Light? The British Isles in former times were known as Albion, which it has been suggested can be interpreted as ' the place of light'. A number of web sites relating to Scotland convey very much the same thoughts, that Albion was a special place, even that Jesus came here as a child to learn.

The British Isles are known for places like Stonehenge and Silbury Hill, and Cornwall and the Arthurian legends. But there are many other parts of this island of light, complete with standing stones and other points of interest, which are thankfully not overcrowded by tourists. Also there is the natural beauty of the land itself, an inspiring at times, gentle on the eyes and mind at others.

Then there is the recent discovery in Lincolnshire of geometric patterns over the land, a Pentacle such as the one found at Rennes Le Chateau (which is known from the film The Da Vinci Code), plus many other geometric shapes imprinted on the landscape.

Templar Mechanics Website

White is her principal colour, the colour

of the first member of her moon-trinity.

Her colour changes from white to rose

and then to black:

the New Moon is the white goddess

of birth and growth;

the Full Moon, the red goddess

of love and battle;

the Old Moon, the black goddess

of death and divination.

The three standing stones, according to Robert Graves, thrown down from Moelfre Hill near Dwygyfylchi in Wales in the iconoclastic seventeenth century may well have represented the Io trinity. One was white, one red, one dark blue, and they were known as the three women. The local monkish legend was that three women dressed in those colours were petrified as a punishment for winnowing corn on Sunday.  

MOELFRE stones Dwygyfylchi. Three standing stones, red, white and blue', formerly here, were three women turned to stone for winnowing corn on a Sabbath morning; the colour of each stone was that of each woman's dress. http://www.themodernantiquarian.com/forum/?thread=1 7295&message=202140

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This small circle has some huge stones and some tiny ones, ranging from 90 cm to 3.4m. Trees have grown up around the circle almost obscuring it, giving a dark, melancholy air.

Dorset, nearest town Dorchester, nearest village Winterborne Abbas.
Situated: near right on the roadside of the A35. Parking is difficult, the best is opposite side of the road, about 200 meters at the farm barn,  walking along the road dangerous, so take care.

2 miles West of Winterbourne Abbas there are Winterbourne Poor Lot Barrows, Part of an extensive 4,000-year-old Bronze Age cemetery.