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hedgedruid Sep 3, 2013 12:55:44

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hedgedruid wrote:

Does anybody know if the roadside fencing has been removed at Stonehenge now the road has been closed ?

Blimey ! i only wanted to know if they'd removed the fencing , seems to me that even a lone member of the TMA forum , alone in a huge field could have a mighty argument !!!! Lol

Sanctuary Sep 3, 2013 13:39:15

Replying to hedgedruid

hedgedruid wrote:

Does anybody know if the roadside fencing has been removed at Stonehenge now the road has been closed ?

Blimey ! i only wanted to know if they'd removed the fencing , seems to me that even a lone member of the TMA forum , alone in a huge field could have a mighty argument !!!! Lol

NO THEY WOULDN'T :-)

nigelswift Sep 3, 2013 13:47:37

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hedgedruid wrote:

seems to me that even a lone member of the TMA forum , alone in a huge field could have a mighty argument !!!! Lol

Actually, the problem lately has been a shortage of arguments.

"The object of a discussion is often to resolve a difference of opinion. This requires common grounds from which to logically convince your opponent that your claim is better supported and that their claim is supported by false grounds and or warrants. (see Occam's razor) If one has no grounds or warrants to support ones claim, then one has no argument just a belief/claim, probably an inaccurate one."

tjj Sep 3, 2013 20:08:05

Replying to hedgedruid

hedgedruid wrote:

Does anybody know if the roadside fencing has been removed at Stonehenge now the road has been closed ?

Blimey ! i only wanted to know if they'd removed the fencing , seems to me that even a lone member of the TMA forum , alone in a huge field could have a mighty argument !!!! Lol

I went past along the A303 at about 10.00am this morning. The morning mist had just lifted and Stonehenge positively sparkled. I didn't notice how far the fencing issue had progressed (the inner rope is definitely still in situ) but that stretch of the A344 has been filled in with soil and looked ready to be turfed. It looked so, so, much better - can't wait to visit properly. Had forgotten my camera in the rush to get out this morning so wasn't able to take any pics.