STONE HINGE by blooper74

Bryce • (none) • posted on Mar 22, 2002

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I LOVE STONE HINGE. SO I THOUGHT I WOULD DO A LITTLE OMAGE TO THE STONE WONDER, WITH A TWIST. THIS IS FAR FROM BEING DONE. IF YOU HAVE ANY IDEAS AS TO WHAT TO ADD NEXT LET ME KNOW.

Comments (5)

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jquest

10:18PM | Fri, 22 March 2002

Very good start. I would search for pictures of the real stonehenge to improve the accuracy of your picture. I do know that some of the columns have fallen over. good luck peace jquest

hilndgre

11:26PM | Fri, 22 March 2002

Yes there are hills about, however they are rolling and very close to the same height. Dunna remember a river nor lake. Unless your going for a few thousand years ago ...

gerry_g

9:10AM | Sat, 23 March 2002

Stone Henge is tiny,way smaller than you'd think, the land is pretty flat, a main road runs close by (500ft. or so) and theres an eyesore of a visiters center not far off. I think I like your version better!! Yesterday was the 'Vernal Equinox" for the Western Hemesphere (first day of spring to the rest of us) and the Druids calculated Spring from here, using the suns position at the 'Summer Solstice' (Mid-summers Day). Where you have put a fire actualy stands the 'Heal Stone' (this aligns with another stone some way off outside the circle) and on Mid-Summers dawn when the sun rose over the horizon it would align with these two stones, and thats how they fixed their calendar.

blooper74

9:14PM | Sat, 23 March 2002

i want to thank everybody for the coments, yes i know there are no mountains around or lakes. i am going for a new look to an anciant work of art and genius. i have a lot left to do though. i am also planing a trip to england soon and will be going there to take texture photos to use in future works. thanks everybody.

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