Stonehenge
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Kirt Baab - "@katkimjac I enjoyed my visit and was surprised to learn the site actually extends much further out from the stone circles we typically see in photographs. They actually discovered that the site (precisely located stones and holes for mounting posts) hundreds of meters out from the center, even into the parking lot across the road!" (link to entry)
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Kathy May (katkimjac) - @quesea yea but did u stay when the sun went down? its amazing and when you walk around you can feel the energy...and am still puzzled how the got those stones there! I love to and visit again soon!
Kirt Baab (quesea) - @katkimjac No. I didn't get to see the sunset. I imagine it was fantastic and that the view would change on different times of the year!
Kathy May (katkimjac) - yes it is! hopefully you can make it back! :)
Anne Bain - "Amazing place to visit although I did wonder if they used it much during winter - it was absolutely freezing when we were there, the winds just whipped across the Canterbury plains." (link to entry)
Vera Marie Badertscher - "Did you see the article in Smithsonian magazine about the excavation that found more stones underground, and the theories about its purpose?" (link to entry)
Kathy May - "its even better when you go there and walk all around the stones, you feel something... its beautiful!" (link to entry)
Terri Harper - "Visiting this is on my Bucket List along with the Great Pyramind of Giza and several Art Museums!" (link to entry)
John B Tomlinson, Jr. - "I saw it in England this past spring. You can't get real close to it, but it is so fascinating." (link to entry)
Tracy Sampson - "Stonehenge is so interesting and I read that it was used for multidimensional travel." (link to entry)
Reasonable Robinson - "Been up close and driven by. Check out Woodhenge, Silbury Hill and Avebury Ring too!" (link to entry)
william ulrich - "i never really understood the stone henge its kinda wierd how they got there" (link to entry)
arlida abdullah - "What did those ancient people really thought about when building this?" (link to entry)
