It's been an odd time in Greenhill recently and we've all been busy with other tasks and chores, not to mention the Midsummer Fayre, but we should be resuming our online missives shortly now that the portents look right again.

"Fences are there only for people. The land and its various inhabitants care not for the petty rules and restrictions that mankind attempts to lay upon them."

Miss Newtons' diary, May 5th 1935.

Apologies for the lack of updates. There was an electromagnetic emanation at Patchett's Bend on the Equinox which took out Greenhill's telecoms, and it took until Saturday for Openreach and the district council's exorcists working together to remedy the matter.

The Fourstone monument actually stands on MoD land, but the troops who put the fence up were local lads and ran the wire around the other side of the circle. A new CO had the error corrected later, but after the "ghoul" incident the fence was returned to its original line.

Sunday Echo, 11/11/2018

Something has drawn humanity to where St Mary's stands for millennia. The Beaker Folk, Celts, Romans and all later peoples of the area who sought something beyond the mundane world gathered here. Some still do, but none of them have ever been able to explain why.

Norton's Histories of Greenhill

The Echo is back, here where the sky is blue and there is much less twittering 🐦