Last Thursday, 13 March 2014, I arose early and, after battling the morning fog that enveloped Salisbury Plain, arrived at the entrance to Stonehenge Visitors Centre after a 37 mile drive from the south coast at 8 35am. My intention was to spend the day exploring the Stonehenge environs, generally and particularly to walk the length of the Cursus and King Barrow Ridge. I was not permitted entry to the main Visitor Centre car park until 9am and was pleasantly surprised that the usual £5 car parking fee for those not visiting the monument itself had been waived for the day. To the east of the new Visitor Centre, a number of Neolithic buildings are under construction, of which the above image is the best of ... Read More
Last Thursday, 13 March 2014, I arose early and, after battling the morning fog that enveloped Salisbury Plain, arrived at the entrance to Stonehenge Visitors Centre after a 37 mile drive from the south coast at 8 35am. My intention was to spend the day exploring ... Read More