Yes, I'm perfectly willing to accept the knuckle rap for sounding off, but by Christ, someone has left an astonishing mess next to Britain's most iconic bit of real estate, something that would get them evicted from my local Council Estate, so I'm entitled to squawk just once, aren't I? ;) But point taken, I'm now Mr Responsible...
"so now some thought needs to be given as to how the merits of that case can be put across effectively and sold. If presented sympathetically, it should appeal to anyone who genuinly cares about the integrity of Stonehenge and its landscape."
Totally agree. It's not rocket science either, nor mining engineering with failure to release all the technical data, so it's a very refreshing level playing field that any of us can understand. No claiming it's too complex for peasantry here, Oh dear me no. For instance, take a look at the pathway and resistant grass they've provided at the Rollrights. Technology exists to run low impact vehicles almost anywhere. That's something we could look at. Doesn't half change the situation if that's possible, doesn't it?
I think we could put together a pretty comprehensive set of proposals to add weight to our bald idea if we had a mind to, like you say. And we should, if enough people are willing to put in the effort.
