Tales of an Amorphic Destiny

Stonehenge with Lynda, Bryce and Kyle

November 15th, 2007 at 10:38am James

After a great night seeing Anathema and Porcupine tree at The Forum we slept quite late on Saturday. But Kyle was only in London for a few days and we’d promised to take him to see Stonehenge. So after a lazy morning and a full English breakfast cooked up by Lynda all five of us piled into the Sunny and followed the ley lines west to the famous stone circle.

We’d been to Stonehenge once before and driven past a number of times on our way to South-West England, but we decided this time to actually cough up the £6 each to get on the other side of the fence and see the stones up close, (or at least as close as the smaller interior fence would allow).

We wandered around the ancient monument for about half an hour. As the Sun sank in the west the temperature dropped markedly and we all started to wish we’d brought gloves and beanies.

We’d gotten there with less than an hour before closing, but this turned out being a fortunate move. Not only were there a lot less people than there might have been, but we also saw the Sun set behind the henge in stunning fashion.

And with that we were off, back to London for yet another gig – this time Heaven and Hell (Black Sabbath with Ronnie James Dio). All in all a very successful day! There’s a few more photos from our visit to Stonehenge here.

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