To the west of Stonehenge is a stand of trees as I recall the last time I passed by there. Also, there is a main road on either side of the site which makes viewing from a car pretty easy. Strangely, the stones don't look as big close up as they are seen on tv or in photos......go figure! The land slopes fairly steeply downwards towards the east, and to the North is a carpark set in a 'gully', with a tunnel through which you visit the site itself. Hope this helps. The Bryster

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All the Woes of a World by Jonathan Icknield aka The Bryster

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