Stonehenge

Apparently, there were many “New Age” people wanting to be near the area on that day. It is very interesting, and I’m told that the best time to go is during a storm. I guess it makes it seem more eerie??

Tons of tourits steal the magic slience of this place. So there is no mystery left.

It just seems like such a magical and mystical place. I’ve dreamed of visiting it since I was a little girl.

And that about sums it all up!!!!!! You need to go there to feel it for yourself. But you need to take the tour that gets you inside the ropes by the rocks themselves!!!!! The mystical feeling you get is very strong the closer you get to the rocks.

I can only imagine the energy to be felt in this mystical place. For me visiting such historic sites and imagining the people that lived when it was created is exciting and spiritual.

Everyone told me that this was not worth the trip. It was everything I had hoped for even with a chain link fence around it. It is amazing and worth a tirp, especially if you are a fan of Arthurian legend. I will go again!

I was traveling to Stonehenge and Avebury. Everyone should travel!

I was in Law School and studying in London with Univ. of Detroit London Law Program. It was a moderately warm spring day and I was on a tour bus with a gaggle of tourists.

This place was wet and cold and windy when we went but I still remember enjoying it and discussing all sorts of theories about why and how it was created. I was 6 at the time though, so the theories mainly consisted of aliens and giants =p

It was part of a campervan trip around the whole of the UK when we first moved here from South Africa.

Read my comments about Stonehenge at Cosmotourist.com.