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The Avenue

Ancient Trackway

<b>The Avenue</b>Posted by jimitImage © Jimit Aug 08
Nearest Town:Wilton (12km S)
OS Ref (GB):   SU135425 / Sheet: 184
Latitude:51° 10' 51.63" N
Longitude:   1° 48' 24.62" W


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Visited 12.6.10.
As I am sure everyone knows who has visited Stonehenge, the best place to see the Avenue is just by the fence between the road and the circle. There is a metal bridge where people now cross over the avenue to prevent damage / erosion.
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Posted by CARL
14th June 2010ce

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A bird's eye view clearly showing the Avenue leading to the stones (only to be cut across by the road). From EH's 'ViewFinder' database.
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Rhiannon Posted by Rhiannon
30th June 2004ce
Edited 30th June 2004ce
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