The Modern Antiquarian. Stone Circles, Ancient Sites, Neolithic Monuments, Ancient Monuments, Prehistoric Sites, Megalithic MysteriesThe Modern Antiquarian
Home Latest Posts Forums Maps Help
Browse Sites News Blog Contributors The Books
Head To Head   The Modern Antiquarian   Stonehenge Forum Start a topic | Search
Stonehenge
Re: What no Stonehenge?
53 messages
Select a forum:
I am nodding along with many of the points in this thread. Granted when I lived in the South West I would get a spike of excitement as I was about to cruise past on the 303, but the only visit I have had which I have really enjoyed, as previously mentioned, was the year we went to the solstice (although I was getting narked with some wallys climbing on stuff, which spolied it a little).

Although I've chased stones since I was about 10, I've never been much of a scholar (to my shame) as many of you fine folk are :-D. I'm really starting to appreciate that this whole thing is about emotional response - me, my sense of wonder, the mysteries it all poses to me, and my own personal journey of discovery. So somewhere has to pull those strings and tweak those dials to become a special place to me.


Reply | with quote
summerlands
Posted by summerlands
12th February 2011ce
11:28

In reply to:

Re: What no Stonehenge? (Sanctuary)

Messages in this topic:

Terms & Conditions  |  Home  |  Julian Cope presents Head Heritage Top of page