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slumpystones Feb 28, 2007 01:13:17
Replying to Pete G

Pete G wrote:
walking distance from Stonehenge, 5ft ish, shaped like a bluestone and similar to a very successful farmer,
(outstanding is his field)
PeteG
Ho ho !

I suppose they are not easy to distinguish, so they could be gateposts here and there, and if not on the road unlikely to be seen and identified.

Are the local farmers open to people asking or are they frightened somerone willl find something?

P Pete G
Pete G Feb 28, 2007 01:18:30
Replying to slumpystones

what amazes me is that is seems no bugger else has even looked for these stones!
Bluestone must stand out if used in a bridge or a wall, even if it broken up.
The large missing sarsens could make several walls of a house.
Pitts thinks they are in the foundations of Roman buildings (where?) or buried. well there are no buried nearby as recent geophys would have found them.
In my experience most farmers don't know what they have got on their land.
PeteG