Apart from the obvious places like Big Ben, London Eye, Piccadilli etc, where is good places to take exciting photo's? Also what are the best lit up places at night. It is for my art work and am ...
I know England has been around longer than the USA,but was England called the United Kingdom before america called itself United States or was it the other way around? Does anyone know?...
I will be in London with my husband and with my friends between December 30th 2008 and January 2nd.
Since the people with me have different, opposite tastes, where can I take ...
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I will be coming to London next week.I'm from Italy and I'll be there for 1 or 2 weeks.I already visited London very well in the past but do you have any suggestion on ...
I and 5 friends are going for a short city break at the end of September. The 2 destinations are London and Paris. We are all students and we are only going to spend 2 days ...
does it look different? is there a difference in lifestyle? do you people act different of have different personalities? whats the difference in accents? which is nicer to live in? which is more ...
An incredible neolithic stone circle . The stones were quarried in Pembroke and transported mega miles to Stonehenge an amazing feat at the time . One of the wonders of the world and still being investigated . Probably a place of worship as well as being as a sort of ancient seasonal clock . Ley lines indicate it ties in with another stone circle - Calinish in Lewis and other places . Intriguing .
mark
It's an ancient stone circle..
morning star
A stone circle, the jury's still out on what it was built for, but the two most common theories are a place of worship or a burial chamber
Wickerman
You may like to see:http://www.solvingstonehenge.co.uk/
probablygraham
You mean as opposed to another Stonehenge that isn't near Salisbury ?
It's a stone circle which is thought to have been a sacred place for worshipping the Sun.
brother_in_magic
a unique stone circle unlike any other in the world, with its lintelled arches. The earliest parts of the monument date to 3000 BC. some stones were brought to the site from over 100 miles away,some weigh over 40 tons. they are aligned on the rising midsummer sun and the setting midwinter solstice sun. Over 200 people were buried within the boundaries of the monument.
Tony
the beauty of stonehenge and the fact that it has been there for over 5000 years is that NO ONE knows what it is!!!!!!!
bill2524
We forgot.
Looks nice, and has some nice views uf sunsets and sunrises that people get quite excited about.
doug
bad spinal tap song
GAVIN E
As I said to my parents when I was little :-
We came all this way to see a pile of rocks.
john
a bunch of rocks. I believe it was put there by king kong or donkey kong.
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