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Mark Fuller
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Dad to three great kids. Athelstan, Craft, Chapter, SRIA, Mark, RAM, Rose Croix and other less trodden paths. Heavy Rock/Metal & Bath Rugby All Views My Own
Wiltshire, UK Katılım Temmuz 2013
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@DonaldMack2 @WessexAthelstan A beautiful temple for a meeting - I wonder if we were ever at the same meeting ❓
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@MBF70 @WessexAthelstan I’ve enjoyed a few Craft meetings at Keynsham over the years.
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Great to attend the Court of Aethelbald No. 62 in Keynsham this evening @WessexAthelstan
A photo of the quiet temple before the meeting.
Interested in a unique Masonic experience grounded in English history - get in touch

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Ever wondered why the acacia sprig holds such profound significance in Freemasonry? It's not just a simple branch—it's a symbol of hope, virtue, and resilience. 🌿✨
#Freemasonry #MasonicSymbolism #Acacia #History #EsotericKnowledge #LodgeLife

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One of Britain’s most familiar trees, present for thousands of years.
Ash arrived in Britain after the last Ice Age, around 8,000 years ago, and quickly became a defining part of the landscape.
Fast-growing, tall, and open in form, its canopy lets light reach the ground, giving life to what grows beneath.
Traditionally used for tool handles, carts, and even early aircraft, valued for its strength and flexibility.
In folklore, it was seen as a tree of protection and connection between worlds.
Now threatened by ash dieback.
A reminder that even the most familiar parts of the landscape are not guaranteed.

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Ever wondered about the symbolism of the Rough and Perfect Ashlar in Freemasonry? From the rough stone of our unrefined selves to the polished, perfected self we can all strive for - a symbol for growth and development
#Freemasonry #MasonicHistory #Ashlar #Symbolism

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Whence Come You?
The development of the Craft from its operative roots in the Middle Ages all the way to the modern era.
A fascinating history and one of evolution and change whilst maintaining a shared heritage. #Freemasonry #History #Freemason #MasonicHistory

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#ProvinceOfWessex Wessex Installed Masters Court N° 92. A thoroughly enjoyable Athelstan evening @ Calne Masonic Centre - with special guests and VIPs. #wessex #athelstan @WessexAthelstan @MOAthelstan

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