Unusual shot. Very good.

Großartig !

a great framing Laura

Superb capture of this world famous monument!

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Better be fenced than invaded, with the danger of some stupid people to carve or paint their own markings !

The fence cannot detract from impact of the stone circle in the wide plain! Obviously it was outside opening hours as there are no people to be seen.

Great photo and framing.

Un superbe et excellent partage bien rendu a travers la fenêtre de la voiture.
Bonne et heureuse journée paisible et reposante.

Dass chaut auch sehr stark aus,wie sie das mit diesen Felsen gestaltet haben liebe Laura,da hast du auf die Schnelle ein sehr schönes Bild machen können :))

Wünsche noch einen schönen Nachmittag,liebe Grüße Güni :))

It's nice to see a shot of the stones with no people around.........something I have never managed to get.

I was going to visit this summer, but at £30+ for a ticket plus car parking, it's extortionate..!!

Like many places it's not worth going now expensive and crowded

This fencing is a bit disappointing... it is worts also to see the Avebury not far from there www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/avebury

We went to Avebury! It was great for sure. See my photo of one of the stones here: 42 AVEBURY - Stone Circle

A great shot of the stones Laura you can get another shot out of that, full screen I loose the car and the fence posts try it. The road you were on was due to be put into a tunnel but our present government cancelled the project because of the cost. I remember going in the dim and distant past you just walked across a field and wandered amongst the stones no visitor centre !! if you want to see the Summer Equinox it will be shown live on the internet

A Very nice photo. The long-distance perspective really emphasizes the grandeur and simplicity of the stones. And, as someone said above, it's unusual to see it without a crowd of visitors. Of course, as a visitor myself, it would be hypocritical to complain about crowds, but when they are not seen, as here, the impact of the stones is so much stronger..