NEOLITHIC HOUSES

A bed replica inside a mud hut of what was thought how the people of Stonehenge used to live. 

These are mud huts replicas

to show visitors how the early people of Stonehenge used to live.

We enjoy soaking up history.

There is something enchanting or nostalgic

about exploring how people of times past used to live.

It’s the same high you get from watching or reading a Western film or book.

The busy site was the location

for the Summer Solstice Concert/Party the night before.

So sad to have missed it but it looks like there ain’t much.

Better luck next time!

This is the view from Stonehenge Avenue,

believed to have been the major processional route of the people of Stonehenge.

You can see from here people queuing up for the shuttle service.

From the Visitor Centre to the Site is about 2 miles

so it is a pleasant walk provided the weather is nice or tolerable. 

People queue for the free shuttle service

to the Visitor Centre after having visited the site of Stonehenge.

You can take the shuttle service to and from the site.

We did not use the shuttle service

as the weather was tolerable and

it feels good to walk where the Stonehenge people once roamed the land.

Walking adds a certain depth to the exploration of Stonehenge. 

Visitors are strictly instructed to follow the footpaths

as stepping on the grass would tamper

the archaeological findings that are the potential of Stonehenge.