I was very tired, so I slept while everybody else went to see it. It is about five times the size of Stonehenge, and you can actually walk up to it. Its not a place most tourists get to see. We stopped at a pub called the Black Horse Pub along the way and had a Sunday Pub Lunch. Patricia and Bruce had lamb roast, and Jerry and I had chicken, with roasted and boiled potatoes, Yorkshire pudding, gravy, cabbage, cauliflower, leeks and beans.
Nobody knows exactly how it developed, or who did the construction, or why.
They do know that the largest stones are Sarsen stones, brought from Marlborough Downs, some 30 kilometers away. How they were transported there nobody knows. Some of the rocks are huge, and the ones on top are joined into the ones on the bottom. The stone monuments were constructed between 2500 and 1500 BC, some 3500-4500 years ago. The rocks were arranged and rearranged several times over the next 1000 years.