Salt City Chakras anatomy of a sacred landscape

sacred site surveys
Onondaga Valley
ancient mysteries in Finger Lakes landscapes

no sketches available at this scale SURVEYS: April 17 — May 15 — June 21 VIEWS: aerial — topographic — contour — sketch FEATURES: roads — towns — sacred — waters — leys

2004

Once a month, beginning Spring Equinox, the Finger Lakes chapter of the American Society of Dowsers sponsors field surveys of sacred sites around Onondaga Lake. One Saturday each month, survey members gather at Onondaga Park and investigate at least two sites. Most will be the third Saturday, except May and June, and special surveys.

Regular Surveys
March 20 April 17 May 15 June 5 June 21 July 17	August 21 September 18 October 16 November 20 December 18

Each Saturday survey begins at sunrise in Onondaga Park. At 8am, survey teams meet to decide strategy and locations, then at 9am disburse to investigate, map, photograph, and document other sites.

Late in the afternoon, survey teams meet at Willow Bay on the northeast shore in Onondaga Lake Park to review field notes and hold a Water Ceremony.

Special Surveys on Equinox, Solstice and Cross Quarter Days
March 21 Equinox May 1 May Day June 21 Solstice August 1 Midsummer	September 23 Equinox November 1 All Souls November 2 Elections December 21 Solstice

Information collected by these surveys will be published on the Web:
www.championtrees.org/sacredspace/Onondaga/

for more information
518-477-6100
championtrees@msn.com