An unexpected acoustic experience at Coolarken Cave at Boho prompts Claire and I to consider the musicality of water in contact with Geology. Did prehistoric tribal peoples dwelling near the present day village of Boho visit Coolarken cave to collect dreams?
Listen here to our Coolarkin Cave Musings snippet:
…….then came Anna and Claire
Fresher than a breath of fresh air
Having not a single care
They dreamed their way through days
Loved flowers old things rock and stone
Dolmen and ditch bridged time
With song and words and deep primal strings
That tie our worlds so that time itself
Was lost when Anna and Claire came……
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-Dave Scott, Gortatole Activity Centre Facilitator, N. Ireland
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Anna Keleher (Devon, England) and Claire Coté (New Mexico)
40 days and 40 nights at Marble Arch Caves Global Geopark, Eire/N. Ireland
-Exploring dúlra/ecosystem, dhúchas/heritage, aisling/dream
-Devising adventurous processes, novel techniques and gentle interations
-Gathering data about past, present and future ecologies
