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Totally amateur phone camera pics thread.
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Jealous of you too!!!
Oh, no! It's the dreaded GREEN CHIP!!! I hadn't seen one in years. Of course, it's from a bag of Lay's Classic:
This is from my dad
sorry he only had his camrea he did not have a phone with a camrea on it. but a great shot of stonehenge
People still trying to figure out Stone Henge. But we all know it was the food court for ship landings.
Our youngest granddaughter's 2nd piano lesson...
One of my neighbors dropping by to say hello. Marquette Co. Upper Pennsylvania Michigan.
That must've been taken near summer solstice - note the double layer of razor wire in the background to keep the hippies out. 1980s?
it was taken in 1973 i was 10 at the time
I took the family a couple of years back. There is a good visitor centre now and the middle is grass again but you can't go anywhere near the stones. I was at Stonehenge festival in '84 and the police just stepped aside and let everyone in for the sunrise.
Amazing shot! Really gives one that will probably never get there perspective. Recently reading that it is suspected all the stones were moved from another site 150 miles away and reconstructed? Whatever happened boggles the mind.
SAAC 18 in 1993 Watkins Glen NY. All three of the GT40s that won the 24 hours of Le mans then some. Some nice bass rumble that weekend!
Excellent pics a friend of mine used to have a Gt40 Replica. I never got to have a go in it though.
I must go back there soon would love to see if again.I was at the festival In 84 as Well went there with my brother
Yea the whole thing is fascinating. like the pyramids in Egypt. Would love to see them as well but i don't think that will happen any time soon
Wow, Rollie, we were in the same field together all those years ago! Did you go to the stones at sunrise?
There was a documentary on the other week about how they have found the original quarry. The stones were set up there exactly as they were later on Salisbury Plain. They believe that the Welsh tribe migrated and took the stones on sledges from near Swansea (IIRC) around the valleys to Salisbury.
Don't know if those of you in the states will be able to watch this but here's the link: BBC Two - Stonehenge: The Lost Circle Revealed
