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>Suppose instead of avoiding hills on the route from the Downs to Salisbury plain Neolithic man used these hills in the same way that modern man uses the moon when sending satellites into deep space.<

That's an interesting idea Gordon but correct me if I'm wrong when I say that the sarsens for Stonehenge came (mostly?) from Piggledene, and the route from there to Stonehenge is mostly uphill (or on the level?). May have that completely wrong however.

what on earth makes you think the stonehenge sarsens came from Piggledean?
Mike Pitts think they come from a wood high up on Totterdown at Fyfield but there are other drifts closer that are now empty that are better candidates IMHO such as the Monkton down drift which only has a hand full of stones now but does have those Huge holes in fields.