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Try Calanais in Scotland. The central stone is every bit as mysterious. Plus, I think you can touch it (unlike at Stonehenge). calanais dot org
The central stone at Calanais may look mysterious but it was planted there by humans. The monolith on the moon in 2001: A Space Odyssey is truly mysterious for it was planted there by beings from elsewhere in space. But I speak of a work of science fiction. The stone you speak of can be seen and touched in the real world, which is good. Thanks for commenting on my post.
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Try Calanais in Scotland. The central stone is every bit as mysterious. Plus, I think you can touch it (unlike at Stonehenge). calanais dot org
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The central stone at Calanais may look mysterious but it was planted there by humans. The monolith on the moon in 2001: A Space Odyssey is truly mysterious for it was planted there by beings from elsewhere in space. But I speak of a work of science fiction. The stone you speak of can be seen and touched in the real world, which is good. Thanks for commenting on my post.
