I'd have agreed with you, before I got a chance to visit Stonehenge 'up close and personal'. I hold them both in equally high esteem now - we had a ten mile walk from Amesbury, past the barrow cemetery, and on past Stonehenge to Durrington Walls, and however bad you think the presentation and the management is of Stonehenge itself, when you travel through the landscape like that, it makes a real impact. We did the same at Avebury, and again, it really brought the place to life. The Avenue at Avebury is something else...
There's a handy pub at Avebury, mind. Stonehenge can't boast that.
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I'd have agreed with you, before I got a chance to visit Stonehenge 'up close and personal'. I hold them both in equally high esteem now - we had a ten mile walk from Amesbury, past the barrow cemetery, and on past Stonehenge to Durrington Walls, and however bad you think the presentation and the management is of Stonehenge itself, when you travel through the landscape like that, it makes a real impact. We did the same at Avebury, and again, it really brought the place to life. The Avenue at Avebury is something else...
There's a handy pub at Avebury, mind. Stonehenge can't boast that.