[SunkenCiv]

[ClearCase_guy]

the stones could be over 4,000 years old

That right there is funny, I don't care who you are.

[razorback-bert]

Everybody must get stoned.

[Seruzawa]

“The circle was discovered in a meadow at Wilton, near Egremont by landowners Philip and Lyndsey Johnson. And according to Dr Terence Meaden, a research archaeologist from Oxford University, the stones could be over 4,000 years old. “

There are stones in my yard that are over a billion years old!

So, if some clown makes a ring of stones for no reason at all and they are discovered 200 years later, can the govt confiscate the property now?

[Dudoight]

How did you ever find this? I am a fan of these stone circles of Britain! Thanks!

[a fool in paradise]

[Ditter]

Not as impressive as Stonehenge but OK.

[AKinAK]

Gee, only 4000 years old. Must have broken off a meteor passing by 4000 years ago. With every inorganic material on earth being over 4.2 billion years old, perhaps he should have said ‘over 4000 years above ground’ to cover the bases.

[AKinAK]

Gee, only 4000 years old. Must have broken off a meteor passing by 4000 years ago. With every inorganic material on earth being over 4.2 billion years old, perhaps he should have said ‘over 4000 years above ground’ to cover the bases.

[MinuteGal]

That photo of ancient rocks is actually a still from the documentary film, "The March of the Penguins".

Leni