Whetstone Ley Line
The Whetstone Ley Line was discovered by Alfred Watkins in 1925 and discussed in book called the Old Straight Track. In this video I walk a a section along the powerful Whetstone Ley Line in London, tracing the ancient earth energies and uncover the hidden history of the city’s ancient power grid. https://youtu.be/CcduUikjkGo
Walking the Whetstone Ley Line
Starting at Friary Park’s enigmatic Peace Statue, we follow the energetic alignments through the grounds of an old 16th-century manor, past St. Katherine’s Greek Orthodox Church, and straight to the legendary Whetstone marker itself. I also look into “natural occult anatomy” of London as we wander through liminal zones like Brook Farm and Dollis Brook, tracing the prehistoric tracks mapped out by Alfred Watkins, before heading towards the highly charged Barnet Church.
Whetstone Ley Line runs from:
St John the Baptist Church or Barnet Church
The Whetstone
St Katherine’s Greek Orthodox Church
Friary Park
Alexandra Palace
Finsbury Park
St John The Evangelist Church
St James Church – Stoke Newington
Greenwich Maritime Museum
Chistlehurst
