A Few Pictures from That Trip to England

What stones?



Stonehenge and Me. Oh, and the architects had just found a plaque left by Robert Newell, a prominent archeologist who did a lot of studying Stonehenge, and a fellow less know, named Young (hmmmmm) - that left a bunch of unearthed bones found in the 56 Aubrey holes that seem to be connected to burials or ceremonies, [who said cannnibalism?], that went on in the stones, to later archaeologists with the technology to find out more about them. There were some celebrating archaeologists, because the technology is really there to tell them more about those bones.



That raven on top of the upper stone thinks he's very essential. Oh, yes, this is Stonehenge.



The Romans had the intention of staying in good standing with the locals, so they named the hot springs the Sulis springs after the local goddess.



Here I am having my Bath, and that's the new haircut. It's very easy care.