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About 1.3 million visitors a year make the trek to Stonehenge. Some seek healing, some astrological history, and some bucket listers, like us! |
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This lone rock is called “Heelstone” or “Sunstone” – just a few steps away from Stonehenge. If you stand inside Stonehenge circle at sunrise on the Summer Solstice, the sun will rise directly above it. |
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The red dotted line in the middle of the photo shows where the solstice axis hits the monument. In ancient times, it was most popular during the winter solstice. |
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Theories abound as to how these huge rocks were moved, including levers, rafts and ice flows. |
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One of the theories is that they moved them across land like this, with a team of men pushing and pulling, moving a log to the front every few yards. |
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