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Stonehenge is very impressive, but why build it so close to the A303?
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They got 30 tonne stones from wales to stonehengeOriginally posted by sasguru View PostThousands of years ago some ancients pissed up on mead dragged some stones and arranged them in a pattern.
Thousands of years later all the hippies thinks its cool.
NickFitz got his 30 stones to the keyboard from the sofa for a few posts on this thread.
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It wasn't bequeathed, it was gifted by Cecil Chubb a good few years before his death; and free access was only for residents of local parishes: Cecil Chubb - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaOriginally posted by Paddy View PostStonehenge was privately owned. It was bequeath to the nation with the proviso that the public had free access. The problem is, once you are dead, there is not a lot you can do about your Will
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Thousands of years ago some ancients pissed up on mead dragged some stones and arranged them in a pattern.
Thousands of years later all the hippies thinks its cool.
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Whoever built it should be stoned
or was
Stone me, is that satire or parody
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So its the longest day of the year, the height of summer. And of course its pissing it down.
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Stonehenge was privately owned. It was bequeath to the nation with the proviso that the public had free access. The problem is, once you are dead, there is not a lot you can do about your WillOriginally posted by SupremeSpod View Post******* Stonehenge, it's a rip-off! Burn it to the ground!
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What? Mingle with Druids? FFS, my Mother lives on Anglesey that's about as close as I want to get!Originally posted by NickFitz View PostGo for the solstice sunrise and it's free
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