What does SG have in common with Stonehenge?

conformable_kate · June 2014

Yes! Those of us in Corbyn St and Hanley Rd - as well as a few other SG roads - are mystically aligned with the solstice sunrise and sunset! How satisfying. <div>http://sztanko.github.io/solsticestreets/cities/london.html</div><div><br><div><br></div></div>;

miss annie · June 2014

Excellent post. I enjoyed the inflatable Stonehenge more than the real one http://www.despoke.com/2013/07/17/inflatable-stonehenge-by-jeremy-deller/

conformable_kate · June 2014

I like both. New SG opportunity: book inflatable Stonehenge for alternative solsticecelebration, cheap and cool alternative to trekking out to muddy Salisbury Plain. Pagans and druids welcome to gather at Vagabond, Osteria Tufa, etc, though obviously Corbyn St would have to be the epicentre. See list of great things about local area; how can they compete? Plus it's nearly an anagram.

ADGS · June 2014

For something called Sacrilege, the inflatable Stonehenge had a ridiculous number of rules.

Jonathan · June 2014

So you could break them?

ADGS · June 2014

They seemed to be quite thoroughly policed. Maybe it was all a satirical commentary on the situation at the stones, but it felt more like a health & safety/insurance issue.

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