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They look happy.
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Surely I am not the only one who was expecting Druids?
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Humans were much smaller in 1875.
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I can’t seem to see the selfie stick.
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As a lad, back when one could do so, I grabbed a handful of grass from the center of the structure, which I have in my possession to this day.
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No one knows who they were, or what they were doing.
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How do we know they weren’t?
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How’d they get a horse to stay still long enough?
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in 2009 my wife and i visited stonehenge for a sunrise, behind the chain tour. while we were there i photographed our travel companion, wilson, sitting on one of the fallen stones.
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Hawkwind’s first Stonehenge gig, Lemmy on right.
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I thought it was Lemmy second from the right; he always sounded a bit hoarse.
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waiting for that one special recipe I guess. whatever you do don’t make Halloween masks.
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Stonehenge was fun to visit, but I have much fonder memories of visiting Avebury. It’s free, you can walk around and touch the stones, and the surrounding area has been kept tourist-trap free, so it’s very quiet and quaint and adorable.
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if you’re willing to pay extra and either come early enough or late enough you can walk around and touch the stones at stonehenge. that’s how we did it.
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