OT Re: [Sca-cooks] Stonehenge access

[Martin G. Diehl]

Sue Clemenger wrote:
> 
> Certainly, one can get in.  

[snip]

> One of my "it'll never happen" dreams would be to be able 
> to go back on Winter Solstice, but there's like a 10-year 
> waiting list.  *sigh*
> That said, there's something absolutely mind-blowing about 
> being able to touch something *that OLD*, isn't there? 

Very true.  It's also one of the underlying concepts in 
Charles de Lint's fantasy story "The Riddle of the Wren"  
(Ace, 1984; Firebird 2002).  

"The Harp of the Grey Rose: The Legend of Cerin Songweaver" 
also by CDL is in the same setting.  
(Avon, 1985; Subterranean Press, 2003; Firebird, 2004)

After all, if you can't get there, maybe you can read about 
the idea.  

> --maire
> 
> M+D: Mary and Doug Piero Carey wrote:
> 
> > Ah, but one CAN get inside the circle at Stonehenge!  
> > These folks specialize in such tours:
> >
> > http://www.astraltravels.co.uk/uk-london-tours/stonehenge_access_tour.htm
> >
> > My husband & I went in 2002 & had a wonderful time.
> >
> > Maria from Alderford

Vincenzo

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