Comments on: Easter in Glastonbury, Salisbury and Stonehenge http://goslowengland.wordpress.com/2008/03/25/easter-in-glastonbury-salisbury-and-stonehenge/ Special Places to Stay, slow travel & slow food Thu, 17 Dec 2009 21:28:03 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Anthony Johnson http://goslowengland.wordpress.com/2008/03/25/easter-in-glastonbury-salisbury-and-stonehenge/#comment-113 Anthony Johnson Thu, 27 Mar 2008 15:31:13 +0000 http://goslowengland.wordpress.com/?p=88#comment-113 Thanks for your kind words, you might like to know that someone in Australia is building a full size replica of Stonehnege, using 2500 tons of Granite I'm told! Haven't found a website yet ..must have a look. Regards Tony <b>Ha ha! That's incredible. There's an article about it from the Associated Press <a href="http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5h_f16ZyoTDx38rIPgKzyD0JJIPCAD8VKG2A81" title="Australian Building His Own Stonehenge" rel="nofollow">here</a>. It's called The Henge, which is very Australia as we love abbreviating names or adding an "o" or a "y" to the end (yes I'm originally from Australia). So I suppose The Henge is better than Stoney Hengo.</b> Thanks for your kind words, you might like to know that someone in Australia is building a full size replica of Stonehnege, using 2500 tons of Granite I’m told! Haven’t found a website yet ..must have a look.
Regards
Tony

Ha ha! That’s incredible. There’s an article about it from the Associated Press here.
It’s called The Henge, which is very Australia as we love abbreviating names or adding an “o” or a “y” to the end (yes I’m originally from Australia). So I suppose The Henge is better than Stoney Hengo.

]]> By: sarsen56 http://goslowengland.wordpress.com/2008/03/25/easter-in-glastonbury-salisbury-and-stonehenge/#comment-107 sarsen56 Tue, 25 Mar 2008 16:59:24 +0000 http://goslowengland.wordpress.com/?p=88#comment-107 Hi Thomas, Salisbury Plain in winter storm, owch! Hope the photos worked out. Have a look at my Stonehenge page it might help to see it again from the comfort of chair. And thanks for the B&B tip, good ones always appreciated. Best, Anthony <B>Hi Anthony I must admit that being caught in the storm was a bit of an ordeal but I quite enjoyed experiencing Stonehenge in the middle of a wild tempest. Somehow it seemed apt. That's a great website by the way and your upcoming book looks fascinating. I hope it does well. Cheers, Thomas</b> Hi Thomas,
Salisbury Plain in winter storm, owch!
Hope the photos worked out. Have a look at my Stonehenge page it might help to see it again from the comfort of chair. And thanks for the B&B tip, good ones always appreciated.
Best,
Anthony

Hi Anthony
I must admit that being caught in the storm was a bit of an ordeal but I quite enjoyed experiencing Stonehenge in the middle of a wild tempest. Somehow it seemed apt. That’s a great website by the way and your upcoming book looks fascinating. I hope it does well.
Cheers, Thomas

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