Where was I spreading the gospel of TheFB this week?

EricTheWeary

http://i1278.photobucket.com/albums/y513/phlplls/Mobile Uploads/2014-10/IMAG0044_zpstes4kheg.jpg A couple of my earlier posts might give you a clue. Eric Jr. Jr. took this photo, otherwise I don't appear in them ( in my lovely t shirt and fat suit)

stickyfiddle

In ancient times...
Hundreds of years before the dawn of history
Lived a strange race of people... the Druids!

EricTheWeary

That's pretty close, I was at Stonehenge earlier that very day but they don't let you get right up to the stones there and feel the vibrations of the ancients ( although that may have been a dodgy cream tea).

not_the_dj

Avebury (however you spell it)

not_the_dj

Did you get up to West Kennet Long Barrow? My wife got really spooked in there (she's a bit hippy so gets all sensitive in these places).

jd0272

That there Jack Russell is thinking "I sooo hope none of the chaps on my Forum see this on DogBook or Snapper.........."

EricTheWeary

Wisdom awarded. As a visitor experience much, much more pleasant than Stonehenge. I'd quite cheerfully go back and walk around again. Stonehenge I can say I've seen now but not the best place to visit.

jd0272

EricTheWeary said:

Wisdom awarded. As a visitor experience much, much more pleasant than Stonehenge. I'd quite cheerfully go back and walk around again. Stonehenge I can say I've seen now but not the best place to visit.

I'm neither religious, or spiritual in any way, shape, or form, but Thon Henge is somewhere I'd like to visit. Quite put off to hear one can't get close to the rock. I like rocks. Or monoliths (I think). 

I recall when staying at Windermere with my Floozy (now Wife) during a 'naughty weekend away', we were having a walk through the village, and I noticed a massive fckng slate rock thing projecting out of the ground between two sets of semi detached houses. I said, "Phwoar, I want one o' them", she said "Your a queer cnt you like". Transpires she was wrong, it's the other way around.

holnrew

Driving by Stonehenge is good enough. If you get out and look, it's the same, but a bit bigger.

EricTheWeary

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holnrew said:

Driving by Stonehenge is good enough. If you get out and look, it's the same, but a bit bigger.

yep. You can walk up the hill and get nearly as close for free ( rather than £15 a ticket), in retrospect probably should have done that. If you like big old standing stones I recommend Avebury.