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Solving Stonehenge, the new key to an ancient enigma

Solving Stonehenge, the new key to an ancient enigma

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Re: Farmers voice fears about henges plan by Anonymous on Friday, 06 May 2005

Having visited Thornborough for the first time at the weekend I am fully in favour of any ban on ploughing in the area. It is a rich sacred landscape and you only have to look at the difference between the north (wooded) henge and the other two to see what ploughing does. A few acres of land set aside for grazing could protect 5,000 years of magical glory for generations to come.
Thornborough is a wonderful place and I strongly recommend anyone to go and visit.

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