DowrgiYes, David, that’s exactly the point I was trying to make. What we call druids in a historical sense are often druids from various snapshots of history and I think that sometimes we, today, may have a tendency to see things as static when they were actually long, fluid, cycles of continuity with things growing out of each other and then giving seeds to new things. It’s a bit like a very ancient forest, the forest has been there for millennia, but the trees today aren’t the original trees – so how old is the forest, can we even talk about the same forest? A bit like the idea of the river you see today is not the river that was there yesterday, or even an hour ago – but there’s still a river there that you recognise.