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Originally Posted by Flabbibulin
Just had dinner with mama and I brought up Stonehenge after thinking of this thread and she stared recalling her barefoot hippy days of the 60s when you could go right up to the stones or whatever. She seems to recall a lot of graffiti, which is maybe why they started the restrictions.
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That, and they were holding festival concerts that were damaging the stones. So they seriously clamped down. The nice thing about that tour is there was only about 25 of us total - we were there after the park closed to the public. 12/13 people got to go in at a time while the others wandered around the grounds about 10-15 feet away like everyone who comes during the day does. Then switch. Even so, we were told not to touch the stones.