Gathering of Druids on Isle of Mull, Scotland

Feb. 28 Mull goes Druid: Scottish Isle is venue for first druidic gathering in the North since The vanishing of the ancient days': On the almost medieval Isle of Mull, Scotland, ruled by the Lady of Mull, Mrs. Joan Ritchie, Druids from all over the Celtic world - Scotland, Ireland, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany (all the places to which ancient Britons fled from the invaders in pre-Christian times) gathered together wearing their robes and insignia of office for the first time in history. Other meetings take place at Stonehenge in England, but never before has the ancient stone circle and Stone of Meditation at Lochbuis, Isle of Mull, been used for Druidic rites. The procession was led by a piper and a hornblower. A Fanfare announced the commencement of the rites. A horn of wine was presented by the host Druid, Mrs. Ritchie, to the Chief Druid of the Mother Lodge. Weird incantations were heard and generally one would have been transported back two thousand years had it not been for a nearby jeep and motor car

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