Cave of the Mounds
Written by Cauldron Living staff writer Tommy Watson

I had the chance to visit a great treasure in Wisconsin the first of this month. *The Cave of the Mounds is located in Blue Mounds, Wisconsin. *The town was so named because of the great rolling grassy hills, which surround the area. *A lead miner, Ebenezer Brigham in 1828, settled the area where the cave is located. *On August 4, 1939 a limestone mining explosion accidentally discovered the cave. *When the cave was revealed the miners were advised to wait for three days before exploring the cave, yet the anticipation was so great they only waited three hours. *From that point on all mining ceased and excavation of the ruble began.
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Take a Break from the Cold, Dark and Gloom.


These pictures were submitted by Cauldron Living member Moon during a trip to the Castleriggs stone circle in September.









I thought it might be nice to take a visual break from the increasing darkness and remember that after winter the world will turn green once again. The Castlerigg stone circle is still a mystery to us.


















However, there is a variety of interesting speculation to think upon. Which brings me to a suggestion of a meditation exercise; give it a try before you do a search on the internet for more information on the Castlerigg stone circle.







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