Wonder of Wonders
Stonehenge in Wiltshire, England is approximately 4,500 years old. That in itself creates a sense of wonder. As I walked among these huge stacked stones recently I wondered what life was like in 3000 to 2200 BC. And, before the circle of stones was built there were hundreds of burial mounds in the surrounding area. The people buried there lived perhaps centuries before Stonehenge. What brought these early humans to this particular spot? What did they feel or sense there that made them leave their mark for us to wonder about? What force propelled these builders to spend over 100 years finding, transporting and stacking 25-ton stones (13×7′ in size) in a circle? We still wonder not only why, but how.
“The past is a stepping stone, not a millstone.” Robert Plant
This has always been a wonderment to me. Your photography is spectacular. Thanks for sharing.
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Beautiful! Amazing what people could do way back then! I’m sure it has some great meaning/purpose behind it! 🙂
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I was in awe of the place.
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So enjoyable, great treat
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