@lilystewart20031: #bikelife #rideout #fyp #surron #ebike #london

ACJambo :

Why does it say London, Stonehenge is nowhere near London!

💜Abbi💜 :

that's near me lol

taliyah :

that's not London that's in Wiltshire and practically amesbury/Stonehenge I live Salisbury so yeqh

aaron :

chillest guy ever

Al :

a mate of mine helped move one by hand from Wales all the way there back in 2000s

Jayothen :

meh not as special when u drive past often

YanB 🥷🏽 :

They were gifted to English Heritage on the provision that people ‘should not pay more than a shilling to visit’.

ItsSimmeRin :

I was taken to see these as a kid and my only comment was “it’s just a bunch of rocks in a field innit”

Sammy :

5m from my house

Callum Farmer369 :

We built it 😂 we acc found them in a pile and put them up the way we thought it was but no proof it was like that only one stone remains in its original spot 😁 good old England

zac_ghost :

a piece of information for everyone its like a £35 entry to see stonehenge, and in the 1900s the stones were rebuilt

Dingerz :

This is sailsbury?

Hashim__04 :

The pandorica will open, silence will fall

PIXEL :

Too local

kirstymay :

the worst part of my daily journey [Laugh approved]

STFC_LULU🔴⚪️ :

fhats not london....

Specked :

What’s this guys yt channel

Alice ♿ 🏳️‍⚧️ :

we stopped at stonehenge on the way back from our Cornwall trip. was so good to finally get to go

TLF :

Peter Ross' book, Upon a White Horse, has a great chapter on Stonehenge. An interesting angle on the people who gather there now on Solstice, it's importance to people etc, rather than a historical account.

Harrison 1125 :

Robbie :

yeah that was back in the days when us brits built stuff and did everything by hand....no.....mythbusters debunked this years ago using pulleys and gravity

that420feelin :

I built it....

Ahaaa_ Alex :

lovely bit of cement work there 🤣

Scott peter :

im 10 mine away from there

CatMan1989 :

London eh