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Moon Cat M
Moon Cat Jan 17, 2004 17:19:33
Replying to BrigantesNation

I think Hardy's Tess Of The D'urbervilles uses Stonehenge as a location towards the end of the book (been an age since I read it).

Harry Harrison wrote a fantasy book called 'Stonehenge' set during the supposed building of it.

V VenerableBottyBurp
VenerableBottyBurp Jan 19, 2004 11:25:46
Replying to Moon Cat

Does anyone know the earliest example in fiction ?

Off the top of my head I can only think of Sir Walter Scott, Kenilworth (c1810) where he features the then Wayland's Cave and the Blowing Stone?

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