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This forum is dedicated to the quest of our common humanity, especially in the exploration of the underlying commonalities of the human condition, the similarities between faith systems and philosophies, and the Druidic search for all that unifies rather than divides. This is a public forum, viewable by guests as well as members, and is cataloged by most search engines.
The term "Common Quest" does not mean that ultimately there is one faith system, or one lowest common denominator. It means that we are all trying to do the same thing: find the meaning of our existence in this common humanity that we share.
One rule for discussions here: Honor One Another.
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by skydove » 20 Aug 2010, 18:48
My husband John was reading an old AA book, The Illustrated Guide to Britain's Coast when he shouted me and said 'here's that old druid's head coin on your druid grove message board. I had a look and low and behold it was, under an article about the town of Amlwch. This town is situated high on the north coast of Anglesey. It said that at the beginning of the last century it was the busiest and most prosperous part of Anglesey with up to 1,500 men women and even children working high on the lunar industrial landscape of the nearby Parys Mountain to produce 80,000 tons of top grade copper ore a year. So good was the copper that when the country ran short of copper coinage at the end of the 18th century the Parys Mountain copper company minted its own coinage, 250 tons of pennies and 50 tons of halfpennies, each with the company's initials on one side and a druid's head on the other - notably our druids head coin of the logo!
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Re: Druid's Head Pub logo
by DJ Droood » 20 Aug 2010, 20:50
And readily available on ebay fro a reasonable price:
http://cgi.ebay.ca/NORTH-WALES-HALF-PEN ... hMilled_RL
http://cgi.ebay.ca/NORTH-WALES-HALF-PEN ... hMilled_RL
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Re: Druid's Head Pub logo
by D'Arzhur » 25 Aug 2010, 11:40
DJ Droood wrote:And readily available on ebay fro a reasonable price:
http://cgi.ebay.ca/NORTH-WALES-HALF-PEN ... hMilled_RL
Yes I got one on ebay and it is and feels very special and is now part of my altar
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