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• Portrait update

  
  Illustrated Life — Authority: 126
  Im working on the portrait of my mother on a 22 x 30 sheet of Stonehenge.  I started out with charcoal, then couldnt find the charcoal I usually use (its here in the studio somewhere) so added graphite then a touch of coloured charcoal for the clothing.  I havent used coloured charcoal pencils much, theyre a bit of ...
  3 hours ago

• I guess it could be worse - I could be at Snowhenge.  THE...

  
  BLOGGING via TYPEWRITER. — Authority: 710
  I guess it could be worse - I could be at Snowhenge.  THE LARGEST HENGE IN THE WORLD. (Photo: Reuters via the Telegraph)
  9 hours ago

• Image Of The Day

  
  A LIGHT IN THE DARKNESS — Authority: 153
  Stonehenge original artwork Matthew James
  17 hours ago

• Stent Henge–and A Happy 2010 to All!

  
  Clonehenge — Authority: 112
  photo from ADAMANT , used w/o permissions–permission pending Happy New Year, Gentle Readers! The first henge of the year is one that will be hard to top. It’s made of stents of the sort used to prop open coronary arteries. The copy accompanying it reads: “ A reader reports one of his dearly departed ...
  6 days ago

• Telepathy

  
  Paranominal — Authority: 164
  Today with the addition of remote viewing, a better definition is the ability of a person to use their mind to travel through time and space and observe data without leaving their location. Remote viewing started with the governments SCANATE Program. Other names it has been known by are INSCOM, CENTER LANE, STAR GATE ...
  6 days ago

• Notes from the Road: Texas, Day 8

  
  Travels with Children by minnemom — Authority: 434
  The forecast for today was mostly cloudy and 60, and there were some dark clouds as we said goodbye to San Antonio.  We headed west and north into Hill Country and enjoyed making a one-hour trip to Austin into a full day’s adventure. I’ll say this: Texas likes its historic markers.  We stopped for the first one ...
  1 week ago

• Image Of The Day

  
  A LIGHT IN THE DARKNESS — Authority: 153
  Stonehenge Enchantment [IMG: http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_sEVm4vYn3gU/SzqEv5CehSI/AAAAAAAAWO0/4y0kpqOX9vY/s320/2637831310084613908ElzKEG_fs.jpg]
  1 week ago

• JULY 2009 - A Dandy Month!

  
  Latest entries from houseoflemay.blog-city.com — Authority: 134
  A wrap-up of July 09 - Pride, parties and prettiness dominated.
  1 week ago

• Top Ten News Stories of 2009 That Could Be Songs By Lovecraftian Apocalypse-Mongering Rock Band The Darkest of the Hillside Thickets

  
  Popshifter — Authority: 433
  By Toren Atkinson of The Darkest Of The Hillside Thickets 10. Song Title: “No Dogs Go To Heaven” News Headline: Atheists offer to care for Christians’ pets after the Rapture Photo credit: NASA 9. Song Title: “I Thought They Smelled Bad On the Outside” News Headline: Don’t Joke About ...
  1 week ago

• What are YOUR predictions for 2010?

  
  The Spicy Cauldron — Authority: 130
  You don’t have to be in possession of a crystal ball or animal entrails to have a go at predicting what’s going to happen in the year ahead. This is just for fun. The newspapers and television shows will be full of predictions over the next few days, so why not get in on the act? I’m going to limit my oracular ...
  1 week ago

• The Other Big Media Hoax Of The Day: Stonehenge Built In 1898!

  
  Mediaite — Authority: 775
  Today is apparently media hoax day. Earlier today TMZ.com, they of the enormous scoops, looks to have gotten punk’d when they published an old photo of what appeared to be then-senator John F. Kennedy sunbathing on a ship filled with naked women. Alas (or not depending how rosy your view of Camelot is) the ...
  1 week ago

• Hundreds Celebrate The Winter Solstice At Stonehenge

  
  Baxter King's Creepy — Authority: 135
  “Hundreds of people have celebrated the winter solstice at Stonehenge , braving snowy travel conditions and a morning fog.” “About 700 people — including pagans and druids — saw the sun rise at the ancient rocks near Salisbury, England.” Actually the breakdown of the types of people at Stonehenge ...
  1 week ago

• Image Of The Day

  
  A LIGHT IN THE DARKNESS — Authority: 153
  The Lost History of Stonehenge
  1 week ago

• Winter solstice feasts may have taken place around Stonehenge 4,500 years ago

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 727
  Washington, December 26 (ANI): In a new research, archaeologists have come across ancient animal bones near Stonehenge, which date back to 4,500 years, indicating a connection between the prehistoric site to winter solstice feasts that might have taken place during that time period.According to a report in Discovery ...
  1 week ago

• Druids A Day Early For Solstice

  
  Bajan Global Report — Authority: 130
  Pagan worshippers who braved freezing temperatures to celebrate the winter solstice at Stonehenge were dismayed to discover that they had turned up on the wrong day. See more: ReligionPosted in Barbados, Lifestyles, Narcotics, Religion, Science & Nature Tagged: Druids, pagan worshippers, Stonehenge, winter solstice
  2 weeks ago

• Santa Over Stonehenge

  
  Clonehenge — Authority: 112
  Father Christmas over Stonehenge, by M. Kendall, Photo from Stonehenge Collectables , with permission Your Christmas card from the Clonehenge blog. Have a merry day, whether it’s your holiday or not!
  2 weeks ago

• Nomadic Celts brought cattle to Stonehenge

  
  Celtic Myth Podshow Latest News — Authority: 129
  Pic: Nat GeoNatiopnal Geographic tells us that prehistoric cattle remains found close to Stonehenge suggest that partying pilgrims brought the animals from afar, scientists report. The remains support a theory that the megalithic monument near Salisbury, in southern England, drew ancient peoples from distant ...
  2 weeks ago

• Winter Solstice Book Review: “The steps of the Sun” by Paul F. Newman

  
  Writing from the twelfth house — Authority: 109
  At the Winter Solstice 2009, Paul F. Newman writes: “The winter solstice, the shortest day, is for us in the northern hemisphere the Sun’s lowest possible point. Its declination or latitude measurement is as far south of the celestial equator as it is possible to be. These steps of the Sun mark out the ...
  2 weeks ago

• The case of the poorly-timed Druids

  
  Beaker Folk of Husborne Crawley — Authority: 446
  Interesting little article in the Telegraph regarding the Druids who celebrated the Solstice sunrise on the morning of the 21 December.  The Telegraph correctly points out (as I did in a response to a previous blog comment ) that because the Solstice was round about 6pm on Monday, the Solstice sunrise ...
  2 weeks ago

• Snowglobe Time!

  
  Clonehenge — Authority: 112
  photos, slightly modified, from Stonehenge Collectables , with permission Last year on Christmas we posted a photo of the English Heritage Stonehenge snowglobe , the one sold in the shop near Stonehenge. So it seems fitting as the holiday approaches to post another snowglobe somewhat less official, but certainly ...
  2 weeks ago

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