Join me on 11th May 2025 at Arthur’s Stone, near Hereford in South Wales.

This Neolithic chambered tomb, over 5,000 years old, is part of a remarkable chain of prehistoric monuments in the upper Golden Valley. Formed from nine upright stones and once covered by an earthen mound, it’s steeped in legend — said to be King Arthur’s final resting place, where he fought a rival king or slew a giant.

Related Journeys

7th May 2025 – Kingston upon Thames, London: Visit to the ancient coronation stone.

14th–15th May 2024 – Perth, Scotland: Visit to the Stone of Scone at Perth Museum, Scone Abbey, Dunollie Castle, and the sacred island of Iona.

26th June 2023 – Flushing, Cornwall: Traced the McAdam family residence, once rented while working as a naval “re-victualizing” agent.

24th April 2023 – Falmouth, Cornwall: Established local contacts and identified the Flushing address.

24th May 2023 – Bristol: Explored Berkeley Square, Sion Hill, and John Loudon McAdam’s former offices in Park Street and Small Street. Visited Bristol Cathedral to see the memorial plaque of my 4th great-grandmother, Gloriana Margaretta McAdam (buried 17th February 1825, aged 65).

21st–23rd February 2023 – Scotland: Visited ancestral lands — Glenstrae, Glenlochy, Glen Lyon, Glen Orchy, Loch Awe, the Sauhrie estate, and Lagwyne in Ayrshire.