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Funny to contrast it to Stonehenge by noting the lack of a henge, since Stonehenge does not actually have a henge either.

A henge is an earthwork with a ditch inside a banked earth wall.

On March 12, 2026, all the avenues in the Sunset and Richmond districts of San Francisco are Henge candidates.

My mother cycled from NL -> -> BE -> FR -> UK Stone henge and back again.

It's pretty clear what Stone Henge does, why it does it and how it was built.

The view that deflation is bad seems to always henge on a dramatic fall in prices and increase in the dollar value.

But it doesn't give reason for why the specific structures at Stone Henge were built, as people might assume from the title.

I did order a Henge dock a while back, maybe I should actually unpack it and set it up...

I sort of feel the same way about Stone Henge and I think it’s an exposure thing.

The funny thing is that Stonehenge isn't strictly speaking a henge.

First thing I thought of was the tiny Stone Henge in Spinal Tap.

Isn't it essentially a henge made of megalithic blocks?

Additionally funny (and ironic) that the term "henge" comes from Stonehenge, even though Stonehenge is technically not a henge.

One of the young people on the team quickly thought out loud, "Sounds like Stone Henge!"

Actually more fun is the "henge near me" page[1] which lets you test alignment on a map of a chosen city.

For me on desktop there's no info other than "Henge Finder requires a desktop or laptop computer" (Chrome/Edge/Firefox on Windows, not exactly uncommon!).

An old physics teacher of mine was an expert on Stone Henge, back in the 80s and did a lot of original research.

One of my old Physics teachers was an expert on Stone Henge.

Just look at the history of theories about Stone Henge.