Stonehenge - Winter Solstice celebrations 2009

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Uploaded by on Dec 22, 2009

Public open access 22nd December 2009. Unfortunately no dawn sunrise but some festive snow and fog instead.

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  • I made stonehenge not kidding

  • @lennartjuhh Do you mean you made it to Stonehenge or that you made Stonehenge?  Either one takes a great deal of effort when it's this chilly ;-)

  • Hello from the bald dancing lass! Thank you, happy yuletide! x

  • Thank you!

    Yule blessings to you too,

    Sylvanhart

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  • @sylvanhart I mean that I made Stonehenge. Yeah, it took some effort but I got the job done :)

  • @Belledemure the same bald dancing lass at the 2010 Winter Solstice?, with bells on dancing to the djembi drum and man blowing the horn and American lady doing impromptu song "We All Come From The Goddess"? :-)

  • Did my 1st Winter Solstice this year, it was brilliant, far better than the 7 Summer Solstices I have done before.... and I went alone this time as no one else wanted to brave the weather, lol

  • @wordlife18 There is a Wilts & Dorset bus service from Salisbury to Amesbury which arrives in Amesbury at 7:35am, however it is a 2 mile walk from there to Stonehenge so I would advise staying at a B&B in Amesbury.

    It is unclear this year as to which day Open Access is on, so best to check with English Heritage beforehand too.

  • @sylvanhart Making my way from Niagara Falls and have to check this out. How do you advise getting there early enough as I can't seem to find any public transportation that leaves from London and arrives for 7:30am. Maybe I'm just not looking hard enough. A taxi would be too much I think.

  • @caitlinthecandela the ceremony usually starts just before dawn, around 7.45am as public open access to the stones commences at 7.30am. Getting there early to park is advisable.

    Due to the solstice 'point' being at 11:38pm on the 21st December, English Heritage may decide to hold open access the following morning of the 22nd. I advise to check with English Heritage nearer the time or else contact me.

  • Yeah it was, its the first time Ive bean to the Winter Solstice and for it to snow on that day was a real treat for me...

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