The Summer Solstice at
Stonehenge is a really mysterious time to be there. Nowadays solstice is a quiet
and moving experience. Previously Wiltshire police fought inclined battles through
the public who were drawn to see the sunrise on the longest day of the year at
Stonehenge.
For many the impulse to
land at Stonehenge in time for the Solstice is a little likes all those people
drawn to the strange rock in Close
Encounters of the Third Kind. English traditions, who direct Stonehenge,
have set up a set of ground rules and now permit visitors to spend all night from
dusk to dawn.
The environment is quiet
and joyful. There is usually spontaneous music, sharing of picnics and the like
and if you are in the UK for the Summer Solstice it is a wonderful way to see
Stonehenge.
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