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Stonehenge area?

Started by Nick Pedley · 27 April 2005 · Last activity 30 April 2005 · 23 posts · 670 views

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Original section: General fitness, health and nutrition
Published: 27 April 2005
Last activity: 30 April 2005
Original author: Nick Pedley
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W. D. Grey
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29 April 2005, 20:49 UTC #21

In article <[email hidden]>, Dave Fawthrop
<[email hidden]> writes
Quoted message said:
The National Trust has closed it :-( Still very impressive. :-)
But I was at RAF Yatesbury c1956 just down the road and used it as an
escape from Wednesday Sports afternoon.
I was there in 1955 ! Air Radar course.
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Gordon Harris
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29 April 2005, 23:11 UTC #22

W. D. Grey <[email hidden]> writes
Quoted message said:
In article <[email hidden]>, Dave Fawthrop
<[email hidden]> writes
Quoted message said:
The National Trust has closed it :-( Still very impressive. :-)
But I was at RAF Yatesbury c1956 just down the road and used it as an
escape from Wednesday Sports afternoon.
I was there in 1955 ! Air Radar course.
Locking 1956 - Air Radar course.
I joined the rifle club for Wednesday Sports afternoon. ;-)
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Andy Champ
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30 April 2005, 22:30 UTC #23

Daytona said:

Never been up it, but have driven past several times. Wasn't it closed
because an internal tunnel collapsed ?
Daytona
It's closed to reduce erosion (as is explained on the signs!). It's
built of soft stuff, and it's been there for 5000 years or so. A few
thousand people up and down it eery day, and it won't be there in
another 50.
Andy

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