Superposition: Testing My New Dowsing Rods

This walk takes us from the echoes of Burrow Mump to the shadow of King Alfred’s Monument, ending in the village of Stoke St Gregory. But this isn’t just another journey across the Somerset Levels—it’s a test of both history and experiment. Armed with newly forged dowsing rods, I put them to work on one of the region’s most charged landscapes. And then—something strange happens. Dennis splits into two versions of himself: Dennis 1 walks the path to Stoke St Gregory, grounded, steady, questioning the Alfredian myths. Dennis 2 enters St Michael’s Church, tracing the mysterious Michael alignment across England, dowsing for currents that link hill, church, and sky. The theme for today? Superposition & Experiment. Just as particles can exist in multiple states at once, maybe so can the walker. The rods flicker, the earth hums, and synchronicities multiply. ✨ What you’ll find in this episode: Start at Burrow Mump, a hill of legend, revolt, and spiritual focus. Alfred’s Monument, where history and myth are entangled. The church at Stoke St Gregory, holding echoes of energy in its stones and in my case Swallows! The first real test of my new forged rods—do they reveal more than the eye can see? This is walking as experiment, landscape as laboratory, and history as a resonant field. Be Seeing You...