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Mouse Henge summer solstice

Stonehenge was lovely to visit.

It works as well as the doors in my house.

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A painting of an ancient henge by the light of a spooky moon.

I took this photograph on a stormy day at a time when the rain had abated. The road we were on took us past this iconic landmark on the Wiltshire Plains, so we stopped. Today, Stonehenge is recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, but it's so old people really don't know why it was built. Sun worship is the popular thought and who is to say that is wrong. Certainly the alignment of the stones seems to indicate an association with the Sun at the time of the summer solstice, but nobody really knows. What they do know is that some of the stones were probably brought there from south Wales; it's the closest known place in the UK where such stone exists. With much of the folklore that surrounds Stonehenge reflecting a connection with th...

*The stone circles or henge's appear on many worlds across the cosmos,some contain the power to transport, some remain dormant yet they all generate a mystery. As does this henge on Darius Prime, it seems this one only works for me!! My friends did not come though,or maybe it did work for them and they went elsewhen!. But the standing stones keep their secrets well, and I worry that sometimes I may end up in an enviroment that could be death to me, but then I think the stones only take one to livable worlds. But time will tell.......................*

A design based on the English "space rock" band, "The Ozric Tentacles".

I took this photograph on a stormy day at a time when the rain had abated. The road we were on took us past this iconic landmark on the Wiltshire Plains, so we stopped. Today, Stonehenge is recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, but it's so old people really don't know why it was built. Sun worship is the popular thought and who is to say that is wrong? Certainly, the alignment of the stones seems to indicate an association with the Sun at the time of the summer solstice, but nobody really knows. What they do know is that some of the stones were probably brought there from south Wales; it's the closest known place in the UK where such stone exists. Much of the folklore that surrounds Stonehenge reflects a connection with the sky

Wow great modern skyscrapers stone henge silhouette graphic art. Have fun

Colourful brush splatter illustration of Stonehenge in England

A painting of a foggy full moon night waiting for magic in an ancient hollow.

a landscape of a misty stone henge at twilight

Enjoy the stone circles whatever the weather.

Stone Circle at Avebury. Avebury is known for its standing stones: a circle within which the village has been partly built. The Neolithic henge monument, constructed around 2600 BC, contains three stone circles, in Wiltshire, in southwest England. Unique amongst megalithic monuments, Avebury contains the largest stone circle in Europe, and is one of the best known prehistoric sites in Britain. It is both a tourist attraction and a place of religious importance to contemporary Pagans. Canon EOS, zoom lens.

Travel The World Meme Landmarks T-Shirt. See The Funny Shirt for Landmark meme lovers and better names for wonders of the world fans everywhere. Original Travel The World Meme Landmarks Shirt Design featuring Pyramids, Stone Henge, Easter Island and The Great Wall Of China funny meme artwork.

sunrise at stone henge

Cute hand drawn dino with rainbow in pastel colours and lettering. Gorgeous lettering: Be cheeky, wild and wonderful. For kids and babies.

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Mysterious standing stones. What do they mean....?

Mysterious standing stones on an alien planet...

These standing stones have seen a lot...

What strange powers do these standing stones hold...?

Arbor Low is a Neolithic henge monument situated High in the Derbyshire Peak District on Middleton Moor. It is often referred to as the Stonehenge of the North.

Cairnpapple Hill is one of the most important prehistoric sites on mainland Scotland. Here you can see a 1949 reconstruction of a 4000 year old burial site and a 1990s communications tower, the very old and the very new. The archaeology on the main site here spans a remarkable period of some 4000 years of activity, from about 3500 BC through to c.500 AD, with its major features being a Neolithic henge and circle, followed by a series of three Bronze Age cairns with cist burials, and a Late Iron Age cemetery. Cairnpapple was used from about 3,000 BC to 1400 BC firstly as a ceremonial site then several centuries later as a burial site. 5000 years ago, or around 3000BC, our Neolithic ancestors built a henge here.

A black and white study of Stonehenge.

A slate mehnir or standing stone on grass. New range of Alphabet Illustrations based on the first words of Evelyn. Originally a project started for the Manx Gaelic Language.

A future Merlin travels to 5th-century Britain to prevent monstrous time-traveling killer robots from robbing the universe of magic, and Amber Weaver’s lively present-day narrative reveals how she becomes drawn into the war across time!