One of my favorite sites I read daily is a New Hampshire based blog called Atlantic Avenue.  Amy Kane is a terrific writer and a fantastic photographer to boot.  Something she posted last month forced me to take an actual camera picture instead of my cameraphone so I could show it.  Her husband is a pilot and he periodically takes shots of places he's been to overseas.  He got to see Stonehenge last month and the pictures reminded me of the time Megan and I went there 5 years ago. 

The more current memory it triggered was of a neighbor a few blocks away who placed a mini-Stonehenge display on their front lawn when this year's holiday season began.  I have yet to figure out if they put it up because they're pagans or it's simply homage to the famous scene in This Is Spinal Tap where, due to a lack of communication, an 18-inch-tall replica of Stonehenge appears on their stage instead of the 18-foot-tall version they thought they ordered. 

I initially took a cameraphone shot at night during my nightly walk but even though it was illuminated, it didn't come out clear.  They never took down the display after the holiday season so I took a photo of it in the daytime last week.  The stones are about 6 inches high and seem to be placed exactly how the real Stonehenge is set up.  I smile each time I pass by it.