The Druid’s Stone

The weather is cold and harsh, here, in the paddock. The winds blow constantly…south-westerlies from the North Atlantic. The rain falls heavy, hardening my body to cold granite.

 

A thousand years ago, we stood as one. We weathered the storms, the lashings of rain, sleet and snow…we offered protection to the druids…a place for their ceremonies. Then one day a terrible noise was heard…a cry of pain, a rumble. It shook the earth terrifying every living creature within the moor.

 

The druids are gone now. I stand alone. A sentinel. My only companions, the sheep that graze at my feet.

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