Ritual at Faerieworlds Pirates vs Faeries Ball .

January 30-31, 2011
~ Portland, Oregon – Denver, Colorado ~

January 30
Through the night, Sir Thomas was entranced with visions he received at the Faerie Worlds ritual and ceremony last night. He saw visions of faerie, entrances to the Otherworld, unions, and births. There was change ahead for the adventurer. He knew he was making the right choice for this quest he was taking. He knew right then and there, he was on the right path.

It has been very transformative over the last several years as his rituals and magic drifted from Druidism to Faeidism, beheld by the Fae with intrigue, mystery, and dedication to solve some of the mysteries that exist within their fairy tales. He dreamt of the Golden Isles and the Faerie Goddess Niamh. He dreamt of the Hill of Tara in Ireland. The Portals in Cornwall. The holy wells. There was a calling. It remained a mystery, yet absolute.

Sir Thomas awoke at the rest area outside of Salem just in time for his drive to the Portland airport and return to the Rockies. He almost overslept due to the mesmerizing visionary dreams. He checked in his rental car and headed off to the air dragon, flying back to Denver International Airport.

There he was reunited with his Isis Adventure Thru Time and went awandering through Denver. He met up with his good friend Lady Tarena at the Gypsy House Cafe for some chai and pastries. He told her some of his visions and about his great expedition he was soon off on. After catching up he headed off to Kokoro for his addiction of the Unagi bowl on brown rice. That night, he met up with Lady Allison and went dancing at the Church’s Goth night. They entered into the basement, spent most of their time in the main room dancing to Goth and Industrial music. Numerous friends were there and they were able to meet up to drinks with, cheers and good friends. After the club closed, Sir Thomas bid farewell to his friends, and returned to Colorado Springs for a good night’s rest.

January 31:

Early that Monday morning, Sir Thomas headed to work at the Cultural Resource Management Center working on Curation, artifact identification, and ArcGIS. After work Sir Thomas headed to his RV storage lot to condense and pack up his possessions in preparation for the quest in the Tree Leaves Vardo.

Mileage: 246

Gypsy House Cafe
(http://www.technogypsie.com/reviews/?p=33491)

More photos:

Gypsy House Cafe (http://www.technogypsie.com/reviews/?p=33491). Exploring Denver. Life in Colorado: Chronicle 26 – Chronicles of Sir Thomas Leaf – Adventures in Colorado. Photos taken January 30, 2011. To read the adventures, visit http://www.technogypsie.com/chronicles/?p=29947. To read reviews, visit: www.technogypsie.com/reviews. All photos and articles (c) 2011 Technogypsie.com – by Leaf McGowan and Thomas Baurley. All rights reserved. www.technogypsie.com/photography

Exploring Denver. Life in Colorado: Chronicle 26 – Chronicles of Sir Thomas Leaf – Adventures in Colorado. Photos taken January 30, 2011. To read the adventures, visit http://www.technogypsie.com/chronicles/?p=29947. To read reviews, visit: www.technogypsie.com/reviews. All photos and articles (c) 2011 Technogypsie.com – by Leaf McGowan and Thomas Baurley. All rights reserved. www.technogypsie.com/photography

Exploring Denver. Life in Colorado: Chronicle 26 – Chronicles of Sir Thomas Leaf – Adventures in Colorado. Photos taken January 30, 2011. To read the adventures, visit http://www.technogypsie.com/chronicles/?p=29947. To read reviews, visit: www.technogypsie.com/reviews. All photos and articles (c) 2011 Technogypsie.com – by Leaf McGowan and Thomas Baurley. All rights reserved. www.technogypsie.com/photography

Kokoro Restaurant (http://www.technogypsie.com/reviews/?p=160). Exploring Denver. Life in Colorado: Chronicle 26 – Chronicles of Sir Thomas Leaf – Adventures in Colorado. Photos taken January 30, 2011. To read the adventures, visit http://www.technogypsie.com/chronicles/?p=29947. To read reviews, visit: www.technogypsie.com/reviews. All photos and articles (c) 2011 Technogypsie.com – by Leaf McGowan and Thomas Baurley. All rights reserved. www.technogypsie.com/photography