Oh, too bad. The virtual reconstruction is totally cool. Of course I have no idea how accurate it is; in fact it looks a little TOO precisely spaced to be completely true to life, and the virtual stones themselves are pretty crude polygons. But it's wonderfully interactive, and provides viewing both from the air and the ground.

I like it because it confirms my thoughts about the place being a stone mind prison. But that's just me.

Littlestone,
You need to download the annoying ActiveX thingy. It prompts you when you click on the empty space where the image should be. Once downloaded, use your arrow keys to "walk" amongst the stones. It's not bad, and gives an idea of what it "might" (my word, and inverted commas) have looked like from within the trilithon circle - very closed in.
Regards,
TE.