Sheephenge?
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Sheephenge?
Image: © Neil Owen Taken: 18 Feb 2016
The casual visitor to the Mendips will be astonished to see a stone circle in a plain farm field whilst in this area. The unavoidable fact is that these stones are not exactly ancient - far from it, indeed! It's not clear whether they are a simple folly or something the sheep have created in order to praise their gods. Then again, the Mendips are rich in local legends. And cider.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.302052
Longitude
-2.678717