dowsing water, noble minerals, oil/gas fields, geopathic stress using advanced map dowsing
 

archaeology

Do you know what's in the Devil's Gorge?

 

Devil's gorge - lead mine

In July of this year, Peter will be a leading a workshop out in the open air, taking participants to different sites to try out their dowsing skills in searching for Gold and Lead

Workshops are £35 per person for the two day workshop course

Program for July 2011
Dowsing for water, Oil, Gas and Minerals Workshop

With Peter Taylor – 16^th and 17^th July 2011

Meet at Rhydymwyn Valley site at 10am

Address: DEFRA 17 Nant Alyn Road, Rhydymwyn, Nr Mold,

Flintshire CH7 5HQ

Saturday 16^th July 2011

·        10am to 12pm Introduction to map dowsing for water. Peter Taylor will give you an overview of Loggerheads Country Park and the faults and fractures of the area. This will also include part of the Leete, called ‘Devils Gorge’ and the lead mining that took place in that area in the early 19^th Century. Please have your rods and pendulum with you  for the course

·        12pm to 1pm LUNCH  - you may wish to bring a packed lunch with you as there are tea and coffee facilities on site. Alternatively,  you may wish to use the local public house, The Antelope – please book in advance telephone 01352 741247

·        1pm to 4pm Field trip to Loggerheads Country Park to dowse for the main underground sink holes (swallow holes) in that area and the geology. The group will then continue to walk beyond Loggerheads for approximately 1 ½ miles to look at the early 19^th Century mining tunnels. You will see the faults and fractures protruding from the mine tunnels. This will give you some idea of how large these faults and fractures can be. It will also help you to visualise them for future dowsing. The visit will also include a visit to Devils Gorge which is another early 19^th Century lead mine where you will also see, inside the tunnel, a pot hole and sink holes. This will give you the opportunity to dowse for underground water sources and the geology of the area.

·        4pm to 4.30pm End of course – return to Rhydymwyn Valley Site

Sunday 17^th July 2011 

·        9.30am to 12pm You will be given an overview about how oil and gas is created. You will also be advised on how the minerals are created in the earths crust. This will also include a short map dowse of a location, near Mold, for deep shale gas. Questions and Answers session

·        12pm to 1pm LUNCH - you may wish to bring a packed lunch with you as there are tea and coffee facilities on site. Alternatively,  you may wish to use the local public house, The Antelope – please book in advance telephone 01352 741247

·        1pm to 3pm Field trip Mold to dowse for deep shale gas in the area.

·        3pm  to 3.15pm Return to Rhydymwyn Valley Site for Tea and coffee break

·        3.15pm to 4.30pm Dowsing in the Rhydymwyn Valley Site

·        4.30pm END OF COURSE – To be offsite by 5pm

For directions please visit my website

www.waterdowsing.co.uk

There will be a further two day course 30th and31st July which will be a field trip to Clogau Gold Mine, Bontddu, Dolgellau. Further information will follow in due course

A chance to get together and talk dowsing. Two day workshop in fresh open countryside of North Wales.

Hone your map dowsing at Rhydymwyn a former secret site - factory for mustard gas during WWII now a nature reserve and community resource.

Then explore Loggerheads Country Park to trace underground water.

Peter will be able to show you the geology of the area as much of the rock strata has been exposed by mining in pre-Victorian times. As many of you know, knowledge of the underlying geology of an area can be very helpful in visualising and understanding the strange courses underground water will sometimes take, and there are few places in the country better than Loggerheads park to see the underlying geology of an area exposed.

Then spend a well-earned evening at the Antelope 5 minutes from the study site, where we can have a meal and talk over a pint about everything dowsing.

Below you find all the info you need to help you plan your weekend. The antelope offers rooms for you to stay in and there are many other options nearby.

Peter, a seasoned water dowser with many boreholes under his belt, has extensive knowledge of this area having worked with it for many years, and he is happy to share his knowledge and encourage others with their dowsing. Attendees to Peter’s workshop in 2010 were enthusiastic in their praise and many of them will be attending the April event.

 Feedback from Oct 2010 workshop...

'We had a great time.' Jackie Notham

'The enthusiasm and encouragement from Peter and his team was very supportive of the courses aims, ..., a big thank you to Peter and his team, and the staff at the local pub for their support, ... and a big thank you to our fellow mud hoppers and lead miners for your conversation, humour and good company.' Greg Pain.

'...So conversations tend to be far-ranging and personal at the same time. The interactions in this weekend’s group were facilitated by Peter through his example... his transparent sincerity and his commitment to what he does made his teaching very powerful. I came away with a renewed sense that many honest people in the world are doing their damnedest to make things better. Thank you, Peter and his group, and fellow-students too, for a very stimulating weekend.' Ali Pollard

(to book your place on this course and for further details, please contact Jacqui Maclean at info@friendlywebcompany.co.uk

Or on 01952 270547)