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A Guide to Stone Circles (New Edition), Aubrey Burl

A Guide to Stone Circles (New Edition), Aubrey Burl

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Re: Anger as homes to be built inside Avebury's circle by Anonymous on Friday, 25 January 2008

Apart from the fact that K.D. council must have lost their sense of history, their sense of culture, their spriritual senses and their sense of landscape, they are also missing a trick. If something so close to a WHS must be demolished - bearing in mind it is already an ugly eyesore - then why not build something beautifully in keeping, that the general public can visit...even PAY to visit? Avebury is free to wander round and visitors always have money burning in their pockets. This site could be a demonstration of roundhouse buildings, a low-lying museum that could take up some of the subject matter not already covered on the site, a tradition covered market or even a further 'refreshment area'.
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