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We nipped up to the stones
to be there for the solstice.
I was reliably informed that it would be at 18:05 today.
There were two older ladies, having a picnic and playing the fiddle,
and some elderly American tourists.
Quite a party it was
and Aiden did one of his giant leaps.
The stones were probably put there to observe the moon not the sun
but we don't know exactly.
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| Cathy | 23-Jun-2007 21:39 | |
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| Robin Reid | 21-Jun-2007 20:39 | |