In the Salisbury Plains in Southern England lies the rock formation of Stonehenge. On my first trip ever outside Canada in 1967, I had the joy of visiting this historic site. There was no fence surrounding it. People could touch it. Not now!
As you can see from the postcard I bought- no fence! A friend of mine visited England in 1980 and sent me a Stonehenge postcard.
September 25, 1980- Denise wrote " Dear Barbara and Adolph, Over here for 2 weeks-going to Stonehenge today- travelled down from Scotland yesterday and off to London tomorrow for a couple of day then home. Cheers! Denise"
Since I love history, I have books on my shelf about the mystery and the theories surrounding Stonehenge. Druids are the popular notion. So any visit to Great Britain is worth a visit to this site.
If you want a postcard featured here, email me at abdm@rogers.com and I will send you my address so you can send me a postcard.
... always wanted to visit stonehedge and other major standing stone sites in the UK ...
ReplyDeleteYou can still walk amongst the stones at the solstice celebrations. I wouldn't recommend the summer solstice particularly - it seems to be like a music festical without the music, but winter solstice morning is great if you wrap up warm and walk from Amesbury
ReplyDeleteThanks for the information. Maybe I will have the opportunity to visit Stonehenge again.
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