The Stone Henge

I've visited Stone Henge. From the road it looks like a small cluster of stones, but when you are among them, they tower over you (and the motorway seems very far away). I was lucky enough to visit just a week after the summer solstice. (The summer solstice is the day with the largest amount of daylight in the year, usually on June 21st in the northern hemisphere). It's impossible to visit on the actual solstice as only druids are allowed in then. But I was fortunate I visited a week later, as the day I went coincided with a full moon (which is a rare coincidence). We went at sunset, and I watched as the sun set exactly in the middle of the big double pillars that are the top of the clock. And then as it darkened, the full moon rose on the exact opposite side. It was magical. There is no doubt in my mind that Stone Henge was built as a seasonal clock, to mark the solstices. I would definitely recommend people to visit if they can.

I have never been to the place but I have seen pictures of it in the internet. It makes you wonder how it came to be. It's just like the statues on Easter Island. I'm sure you have heard of it. It will make you ask yourself, how did it ever get there without any modern tools and machineries whatsoever? It only shows how intelligent and innovative humans can be.

i often watch it in the tv and newspaper. i can see that stone henge is a marvelous artwork. how could the primitive people created the gigantic statue.

want to know about stone henge i can provide u quick guideQuick guide Age estimated at 3100 BC Location Wiltshire, UK OS Reference SU 122 422 Type of stone Bluestone, Sarson, Welsh Sandstone Worship Lunar, Solar Access English Heritage - there is a charge to visit the stones Extra notes Except on special occasions, visitors are unable to walk amongst the stones

I'd like visit this marvellous place. It's fascinous and mysterious.

Stonehenge is magical place. I've heard theories that early civilizations not recorded in our history actually harnessed the power of sound to manipulate matter, so that physical manipulation was never required. There are quite a broad range of theories out there. I have also heard that it was originally intended as a meeting place or place of worship. I think there is definitely a aura of power and energy surrounding this place.

Stone Henge is a fascinating place. No one actually know how those people managed to handle those enormous blocks of rock, thus Stone Henge is mostly an enigma. As for it's purpose, scientist say it was either a religious altar, or that it might have been a solar clock. But no one knows for sure. Unfortunately, i have only seen it in pictures, but i hope that one day i will be able to visit it.

Have not been there however I have wished to travel there and see it. Stories do abound however I prefer to think that it was religious in some manner. Amazing how the stones were set up and they had no motorized tool truck etc. Wouldn't be cool if maybe it was just a huge time piece or calander type formation.