with a beautiful man
in the summer of 1981.
 |
| Beaghmore, county Tyrone. |
Below the bogs and fields of the general area lie
"dazzlingly valuable seams of gold",
as well as significant reserves of silver, copper
and 'critical minerals including antimony & tellurium'.
At current prices, the known gold reserves alone are worth
at least £21 billion.
There may well be a connection with the many megaliths round about,
because there is also copper in the stone-circle country
of West Cork and Kerry.
Meanwhile, in New Zealand...
No comments:
Post a Comment