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I'm lost..

It seems that Washington has a real, life size replica of the famous Stonehenge. Yes I was there to see it for myself. I'm not kidding...This thing is big, made of stone, and set so that you can track the moon and such.


A few pints of IPA and the next thing I know is that some lady in green robes is standing over me and talking about her new Druish Prince...I was so out of there.

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Anonymous said…
oh yeah, bet the park service loves you "kids" hanging out there . . .
1:33 AM
Anonymous said…
Oh yeah... I hate it when the Druid priestess thing happens. Some days I have to beat them away with a stick.
9:48 AM
Travel said…
Be careful around Druid priestess's, you could end up spending an eternity with some furry forest creature following you around. Be careful, be very very careful!
10:04 AM
Anonymous said…
That's just horrible. And the replica Stonehenge is pretty awful, too
7:38 AM
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