More and more, I allow my book research to take me geographically, as well as imaginatively, where I'm yearning to go.
Here are a few more shots from last week's trip to Glastonbury in Somerset, England, in search of my biography subject's story.
The white pigeon (i.e, dove) that landed in the Abbey ruin near the alleged grave of King Arthur (one of my subject's obsessions) is an important mystery visitor in the story that is starting to unfold.
The white specks in the landscape photo below are a flock of doves. The picture is taken from the side of the strange steep hill called Glastonbury Tor, an ancient site for both Christian and Druid pilgrims. If anyone knows which species of white pigeon this is, I'd love to know.
