HOLIDAY ISLAND!
Anonymous -
Jersey
Haut de la Garenne ‘child torture and murder’ site to be transformed into holiday campsite for schoolchildren
- New planning application dated December 6th 2022
- David Haynes of Paradox Limited would like school children to camp on the alleged burial grounds every April-October
- Public comments sought
Jersey.
https://www.gov.je/gazette/pages/planningapplication-p20221445.aspx
https://www.gov.je/citizen/planning/pages/PlanningApplicationDocuments.aspx?s=1&r=P/2022/1445
https://www.gov.je/citizen/planning/pages/PlanningApplicationDocuments.aspx?s=1&r=P%2f2022%2f1445
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haut_de_la_Garenne
Jersey
posted by Anon @ 08:47
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Photographs of the FALDOUET “dolmen” (or, perhaps, a Druidic Temple), which is situated a few hundred yards from Haut de la Garenne
https://www.megalithic.co.uk/article.php?sid=7848
From the Blog of Tony Bellows, who would seem to be a Jersey accountant and the author of ‘Channel Island Witchcraft’
“…
I have transcribed a translation of an essay called ‘Jersey as It Is’, published in 1844, as the result of a winning entry by F. Robious de La Trehonnais which won first prize in the competition of the Jersey Emulation Society …
“His [de La Trehonnais’s] visit to FALDOUET sets off his imagination in fine fettle -- of course as most guide books of the time note, it was identified back then not as a Neolithic dolmen but as a much later DRUIDIC TEMPLE.
“And [de La Trehonnais’s] imagination runs riot with blood sacrifice -- ‘harrowing shrieks of human victims’ …
“[Yet] it is uncertain if the Druids practiced [human sacrifice]… “
http://tonymusings.blogspot.com/2019/12/jersey-as-it-is-part-9.html
https://rosscot.com/team/tony-bellows/
Uncertain? More likely than not, I’d wager.
La Pouquelaye de Faldouet
It was excavated in 1839, 1868 and in 1910 by the Société Jersiaise. Human bones from at least three adults and two children, one of which was a complete skeleton in a seated position in one of the side chambers were found as well as a three complete plain bowls, a small 'pigment cup', two vase supports (on which sat two of the bowls), flint tools, stone axes, rubbers, hammers, greenstone and dolerite pendants.
The dolmen is one of the two Jersey monuments aligned with the solar equinox.
http://www.prehistoricjersey.net/La_Pouquelaye_de_Faldouet.shtml
* click on the grid reference to see the “ dolmen’s” — or Druidic Temple’s — location on Jersey right by Haut de la Garenne.
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