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I read in my paper today that Stonehenge was to have both roads going passed it removed by using a tunnel and that there is a dispute over how far that tunnel should extend. Any outer laying links should be preserved, but more importantly there should still be paths going along the same tracks as before. Not congested roads, but simple tracks that would have been used for a long number of years by travellers. My feeling is that the flow of energy going passed the site is important and must be maintained or Stonehenge will be stifled.
Does anyone else feel this?
Anon 18/02/2004
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