2008 MOOT MEETING DATES:

January 13th
February 10th
March 10th
April 14th
May 12th
June 9th
July 14th
August 11th
September 8th
October 13th
November 10th
Deember 8th

All Moot meetings are held at 7:15 on the second Tuesday of every month at The Stella Maris Centre, behind Healing Star at the top of Causewayhead, Penzance, Next to the carpark.

2009 RITUAL DATES:
Please see ‘News' for the location and time of the next gathering.

Imbolc - February Sunday 1st
Spring Equinox - March Saturday 21st
Beltane - May Saturday 2nd
Summer Solstice - June Sunday 21st
Lammas - August Saturday 1st
Autumn Equinox - September Sunday 20th
Samhain - October Saturday 31st
Yule - December Sunday 20th

You will notice these are mostly not the 'official' dates for the eight festivals. This is because we usually try to hold our rituals on the nearest Sunday to the actual date. This makes it easier for most poeple to attend and for those who like to celebrate the actual date on their own or with private groups.

Cornish Ancient Site Protection Network
2009 ANCIENT SITE CLEARANCE DATES - Come & help us care for our ancient sacred sites!

For Full information on helping out with any of the site clearances below please call Dave Munday on 01736-787230 or email dave@cornishancientsites.com
All clearances are on Sundays at 2:00pm . Tools are provided.

January 18th - Sancreed Well
February 15th - Madron Well
March 15th - Bodrifty Settlement
April 19th - Bosullow Trehyllis
May 10th - Treen Courtyard Houses
June 14th - Nine Maidens Barrows
July 12th - Boscawen-Un Stone Circle
August 16th - Tregeseal Stone Circle
September 13th - Mulfra Courtyard Houses
October 18th - Bosullow Trehyllis
November 8th - Bodrifty Settlement
December 6th - Ballowall

To find out more about our ancient sites and their care please visit the CASPN (Cornish Ancient Sites Protection Network) web-site

www.cornishancientsites.com

ADOPT A SITE!

Would you like to become an Ancient Sites Archaeological Monitor? We need your help! West Penwith's Ancient Sites are always under pressures of various kinds. We need local people to keep an eye on the sites, and report back to CASPN (Cornish Ancient Sites Protection Network) their condition and any changes affecting them. Would you be prepared to 'Adopt-a-Site' locally, and visit it from time to time to complete a simple Monitoring form? The commitment is not onerous and will help greatly in preserving the sites. If you can help, have a think about which site you could visit easily and regularly. It does not have to be the larger well-known sites: in fact, the lesser-known ones are, if anything, more in need of help and protection. If you would like to help in this way, please e-mail: paul.bonnington@nationaltrust.org.uk