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We drove to Kerrville had a nice lunch and then off to Ingram, where an eccentric’s recreation of Stonehenge has been relocated to. I viewed the original back in the early 70’s when one could touch the pillars and climb on them. Fast forward to 1990 and I visited this Texas version on a rancher’s property. Back then it appeared more realistic as the entire circle’s upper connecter were not there. The now deceased rancher’s heirs donated the creation to a historic society and they eventually reconstructed it with their take on what the shape was like back in the BC days.
...... The now deceased rancher’s heirs donated the creation to a historic society and they eventually reconstructed it .....
I can imagine the excitement at the Historic Society when they received the news about a "large donation" ..... and the consternation when they found out what it was and that they had to move it!
I'm trying to think how I would go about getting a photo of my car with the original Stonehenge. When I visited last year (different car), I don't remember many angles that could work.