Woodhenge Wiltshire

THE HENGES:
Noah had booked Pat Shelley of "Salisbury Stonehenge Guided Tours" to take us on a tour of Stonehenge, and boy were we in for a treat. Pat picked us up at our hotel bright and early in the morning, and as soon as we were in the car the tour began. He not only lives in Salisbury but really loves Salisbury, so he pointed out a lot of …

... the area is still not been un earthed. Salisbury One hour drive from Avebury is Salisbury. On route I stopped at Woodhenge, an earlier site than Stonehenge. Again this was only discovered recently when an aerial photograph picked out strange ...

... audio guide that was included in the price of admission and felt it was well worth the money. Who knew there was a Woodhenge before Stonehenge? Sigourney and Pelly love it here in Avebury and are actually somewhat reluctant to leave for home. Well as ...

... a helicopter that had just come back from Belize and was orange on top so it didn't get lost in the jungle if it crashed. We also visited Woodhenge but the wood has rotted away so they put stone pillars down instead. We played a game of tag.   ...

... mounds, couldn’t get close or into them as they are fenced and locked. From here we go down the road to Woodhenge in Wiltshire, across the road there is a huge dug out circle.  Behind us is six concentric rings of concrete markers.  The ...

... afterwards. Most of the 168 post holes held wooden posts; today they hold concrete posts as a way to demonstrate the site. From Woodhenge we drove to Stonehenge, but didn't visit it just yet. Instead we went out into the field across the road and Pat ...

... built in 1701, Cathedral Church of the Virgin Mary, St Ann's Gate, Coaching Inns. Stonehenge Stonehenge is a prehistoric monument in Wiltshire, England, about 2 miles west of Amesbury and 8 miles north of Salisbury. Stonehenge is the remains of a ring of ...

... many words to describe how amazing it is. I was in awe.  We eventually leave and head over to a lesser known site, Woodhenge. Even though it doesn't have the grandeur that Stonehenge does, it is still something worth visiting. I found it almost as ...

... highly questionable single track "road" and through gorgeous little towns and fields as far as we could see).  Stopped at Woodhenge for lunch and continued on to Stonehenge.  Vellas returned to London and Kramers continued on to Salisbury to visit the ...

... , die beide mit weißem Kalk bedeckt und somit sehr markant aus der Landschaft herausgeragt haben müßen. Wie wohl auch Woodhenge. Ich hab viele Kathedralen gesehen, aber die von Salisbury gefällt mir bisher am Besten. Ich fragte eine Mitarbeiterin, ...

... ; the same length of time as sunrise to sunset on the winter solstice… which is the key to the structure of Woodhenge and Stonehenge! But apparently when the purpose of Bluestone Henge is revealed by National Geographic in a few months’ time, ...