For this week, Cee is giving everyone carte blanche. I chose my favorite shot of Stonehenge from our trip to Great Britain last fall. Thanks, Cee!
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For this week, Cee is giving everyone carte blanche. I chose my favorite shot of Stonehenge from our trip to Great Britain last fall. Thanks, Cee!
For more from this challenge, visit Cee’s Black & White Challenge: Open Topic.
fabulous capture
Thanks!
I love all things Stonehenge. I love this.
Thanks, Marilyn! It was a huge bucket list item for me. I’m so glad e were able to go.
Yep, it looks good in B&W too, Nancy. Can’t go wrong with Stonehenge. 🙂
Thanks, Sylvia!
Stonehenge works well for me. Beautifully captured. Thanks Debbie.
It’s a place I have always wanted to visit.
Go. You won’t be disappointed.
Great shot Nancy, and I do love it in monochrome
Thanks, Raewyn!
Would love to visit there someday. How tall are those rocks compared to a human?
They are very tall, the tallest reaching up to 30 feet. Because the ground is not stable, tourists aren’t able to go up into the stones anymore, so we couldn’t get a perspective shot that included my husband (at 6’5″) next to one.
What a shame that no one is allowed near them.
A friend told me that y can book a special tour, but I’m not sure how. From what I understand, there are burial tunnels under the stones, which is why they don’t want hundreds of thousands of people walking through them each year. The ground would eventually collapse. Next time we go over to England, I’m going to look into the special tours to see if they really exist.
I’ve never heard that before. That sounds really cool!