You can actually do private tours of Stonehenge at sunrise and sunset, where you get to go right up to the stones. I’ve done it twice and it was a really great way to experience it!
The Beans, the henges, the hill, the Grass, the barrow, I love it... And the name Beanstalks would make for a good merch that we'd so love to buy. Maybe the Bean henge too? Lol
You can visit Stonehenge for free on any day. I know because I made a video about it. There’s a free footpath that runs right alongside the paid one. The only difference is it’s £21 cheaper, you’re a few metres further away from the rocks and any exhibition stuff isn’t included. And it doesn’t close so early.
It’s a byway not a footpath and you can drive on it and park there. Only idiots pay to see something that was given to the public for free access. And £40. Shove that. Surprised they didn’t wild camp there on the byway with the hippies.
@@smokinrider when Cecil Chubb gifted Stonehenge to the nation in 1918 he asked that visitors be charged no more than one shilling to enter. By today’s money that’s a little short of £3, so yes, £20 is daylight robbery. I don’t blame anyone for paying though if they want to get a littler closer. I just don’t think the extra metres are worth the extra money
Back in the 1970s I can remember climbing up Silbury Hill on a school coach trip - two punctures and a complete electrical failure later we got back home to Wales at 4am - still remember that trip even today.
your travel vlogs are the best! it has the perfect balance of learning too much without learning anything at all! @2:11 "I don't think Emma is selling this enough" I couldn't stop laughing at the contrasting description! 🤣🤣
Our daughter, while studying archaeology in England participated in a one in a once of a life time dig near Stonehenge. She found it all fascinating! Thank you for showing us the other locations we never knew about! Great video guys~Cara 😊
9:15 I actually discovered Woodhenge years ago, when visit Stonehenge and decided it's a rip-off to pay a lot for seeing some stones and not even be able to get close enough to touch it. So we take a ride , and find this stunning place
In Germany there is a site similar to Woodhenge, where they actually reconstructed the rings of wooden posts. Just look for "Ringheiligtum Pömmelte". The site can be visited for free.
Such a fun video...you are so comfortable in front of the camera and so entertaining!! I love the toilet roll propped above the window on your handy shelf...got to have the creature comforts even when wild camping 😆 Wiltshire is beautiful, thanks for bringing us along.
@@TravelBeans People find it cool, but I can assure you it's nothing like a Lara Croft/Indiana Jones lifestyle!. We are underpaid, when sent abroad, we have to mostly live on our own and rely on local people 's goodwill like buddhist monks, most of the time reduced to scratch up reports that nobody ever reads and are a specie on the list of extinction 😂 So at the moment instead, I sell Belgian Waffles :| In a will to not go extinct myself
Great vlog, I remember when Stonehenge you could walk upto the stones, and we camped in a hippie campsite in the next field, peace man! Ha ha had a 1963 mini, showing my age, stay safe, love from Alfoquia Spain Carola and Terry 😊♥️
My son had his first “legal” drink with his dad at the Lion pub. What a beautiful area. We also visited the very small town of Everleigh and now question if we’ve been spelling our last name wrong all these years. Hahahahaha
"I've heard of woodhenge," This was actually a great trip down memory lane. The first time I visited England when I was twelve years old (will not say how long ago that was) my family spent a week at a cottage in Wiltshire, visiting all of the sites covered in this video. Thanks for reminding me of them all.
I've been to this area 2 years ago, with my sister. Like real proper tourists whe went to Stonehenge. If we only knew about all the stones around it, it would've saved us lot of money.... Just discovered your video's, I love them! My sister would've too. Sadly she passed away 2 months ago. She's the one I always went to England with. I promised her to take the rocks back that she 'stole' from the beaches at Whitby. She wanted to put them back herself on our planned holiday in 2020. Corona f*cked it up. Now it's my job, I'll bring them back, don't worry. I might go back to the New Forest area one day, just to trace our last holiday together. I will keep in mind the free stones.
We're so sorry to hear about your sister passing 💛 so lovely that you have such wonderful memories traveling together.. the new forest is a favourite camping spot of ours and we have many happy memories there 😊 hope it's not too long until you're able to visit and return those stones for her 💛💛💛
Last time I visited Stonehenge it was free, except a charge for the car park, one could also walk amongst the stones, no heritage centre or café just a van in the car park selling tea, coffee and sandwiches, I think it was an ex wartime WVS/NAAFI van. ("Tea, no sugar and a cheese wad, please"). It was still noisy from the A303 running past just far less traffic. Roll on the tunnel, it might become a peaceful place again. It was over 60 years ago though.
This is the stuff I love about England - so good! I've seen a documentary where the Neo people used large sleds loaded with the stones dragged by slaves and animals, but who knows for sure.
I live very close to Woodhenge/Stonehenge. You missed the Durrington Walls, just next to Woodhenge. Recently discovered and believed to be the encampment of the builders of Stonehenge. Also, just along from West Kennet Kings Barrow is Swallowhead Springs. An ancient spring emerging from a pair of intertwined trees, forming an arch over the water. People leave gift offerings and tie ribbons on the trees here. Wiltshire is the home of the ancient Druids!
Little Beanstalks, love it!!! Never heard of Silbury Hill, had to look it up. I read where several tunnels were dug but they are collapsed now, nothing ever found. I was on an organized tour and never saw Woodhenge. They may be walking barefoot because they are "earthing" or grounding with the earth's surface. We had to do a slow drive-by of Stonehenge because that year there was a severe run of foot and mouth disease among the livestock and they were afraid of foot traffic spreading it. So gald you took us on this tour, thanks! Take care you two.
Possibly! I do love how grounding walking around barefoot is 🥰 Hopefully you can visit stonehenge in the future.. although at least you can get a look at it from the road! 👍
I visited Stonehenge in 2017. It was a bucket list item for me and so amazing to see it in person. My wife was unimpressed and called it "a bunch of fucking rocks". LOL!
Loved being called a Beanstalk ❤️ Sorry Emma - I saw the face you pulled but I like it! 👍 BUT your face at 10:26 is even better. Very much loled there!!! 🤣 If you guys enjoyed visiting these places, you must make it up to the Isle of Lewis in the campervan. Callanish Standing Stones are stunning, unlike Stonehenge are free and you can walk in amongst them. There's the Blackhouses at Arnol and Gearrannan, a broch and a reconstructed Iron Age house on Bernera (and that's before you take into consideration the wild eagles, stunning seafood and picture postcard beaches!)
Oh wow just catching up with your travels 😃. Having grown up in Bradford on Avon near Bath Alex made me lol talking about Mare, as in Weston Super😅. Lovely to see this vid about the stones but you've missed a hidden gem of a town on your way through from Bristol ie this stunning town of Bradford on Avon. Can't recommend it enough with stunning history, buildings & walks along with the stunning Kennett & Avon canal. If you pop by stop in at the rail station for a coffee with the coffee girl there week days 7-1 her parents live in Puglia😃 Keep up the great work guys, thoroughly enjoying your travels! 👍
Thank you for the tip about "Avebury henge", my wife and I have been just a few miles away on our reunion with a friend from 28 years ago, so we decided to give it a view
I love Avebury stones and west Kennet long barrow, it’s a great place to meditate. Another one to check out is uley long barrow (hetty peglers tump) another place to meditate.
How times have changed, I was in my teens some 62 years ago when you were able to walk around and touch the stones, but of course due to those 'idiots' who wanted to leave their mark on the stones and even climb upon them, have taken away the privilege of those who respect history. Thank goodness there are people like you who understand and respect.
You might try "The Weddings" stone circle at nearby Stanton Drew, second in size to Avebury. Enjoy a pint in the local, "The Druids Arms", where the ladies toilets are said to be haunted, mercifully the Gents are not as no spirit would be seen dead in there!
If you're a member of either English Heritage or National Trust it's free to get into Stonehenge. Worth noting though dogs are not allowed on the path which runs around it, plus last time I was there, there was no water for them. You can also get pretty close on the footpath which is also free. Loads of other stones etc in Wiltshire.
It’s an old story. The 3 little pigs built Straw Henge first, but the Big Bad Wolf blew it down. Wood henge only survived because of the post holes - BBW blew that down too. But he couldn’t blow down Stone Henge and that’s why it’s still there. True story.
As a moonraker I pass most of these sites daily. Still get a buzz from seeing them. Hope to be doing all the horses over a weekend in the summer 👍 We go to most of the crop circles out n about our county too 👽
Keep calm around cattle. Avoid if there is a bull in the field but cows are friendly and inquisitive animals. They will generally approach you out of curiosity but if you run away from them, they will run after you. So, either stand and face them, in which case they will probably wander up to greet you, or walk calmly toward the exit. (Different rules if you have a dog, which will likely frighten them.)
What a fun video! I cannot believe Alex had never been to Stonehenge! I had an obsession with it when I was a child and as soon as I crossed the pond, that was #1 on my list. I love all that mystical stuff and I would have loved a "henge tour". I had actually heard of Woodhenge before 😉, but I promise only because of all my school projects on Stonehenge. Fun to see you traveling around in the van. So much to explore!
Hi Beans! was lucky enough to be at one of the last fessies at stonehenge in 198? (can't remember which one!!) Was amazing to be there amongst the stones... You asked about any other "stoney" places - have you been to Rollright stones in the cotswolds? really interesting and plenty of wild camping available amongst absolutely beautiful landscapes 💜 Love your cheerful videos and enjoying Emma's DIY on the camper van, thank you 😊🌼
I did similar trip to Avebury and Stonehenge with my classmates from my uni and was so cool. Avebury was so impressive and had super cute visitors centre back then. Thanks for this trip down the memory lane. I really enjoyed revisiting through your vlog. 😀
Oh you guys are making me homesick. Having lived in neighbouring Hampshire before moving to the US (mistake), I really miss the beauty of the British countryside. Thank you for showing the "henges"...i never took the opportunity to visit them. Yep I miss home, the countryside and those wonderful country pubs where one can get a great Sunday Roast.
We're touring Wiltshire/Somerset at the beginning of August so thanks for the heads up it gave us a few good pointers. NB. If you join English Heritage stonehenge becomes free to visit including the parking.
I'm sorry to be a smart arse Alex but I've heard of Woodhenge (there is also a Seahenge in Norfolk), mostly because I have an interest in ancient history. I visited Stonehenge growing up in the 70's, and I do remember walking through and around the stones. Wiltshire is a beautiful part of the country.
hello you two, we have just subscribed to your channel, we now live in Ontario Canada moving from Lancashire U.K. Just like you we have bought a Roadtrek B Class 19ft long RV ( Project) its a older vehicle and are looking forward to traveling Canada in it in the future... ATB to you both and your journeys. Kenny & Jeanette.. ;-)
...personally, having celebrated the Solstices at Stonehenge, its the public school boys that I find alarming, hurling vitriolic abuse at the Pagans and Druids that hold the place as a priceless source of Earth energy. The energy there during the Solstices and Equinox's is amazing and really grounding, go try it x
well, r kid, ya would nae go willingly now, would ya ? the desperation of some folk is tragic. on ya go mush, put 20 more course on that wall. vote for it, the nuw.
The hippies will be walking around barefoot, mainly grounding on the laylines, i’ve never heard of woodhenge, if someone ever said to me i would have thought it was a festival lol
All the "Henges" are to do with Alien landing grounds like our modern airports. The large one at Amesbury was the departure lounge for the 2nd Class travelers whereas Stonehenge was for VIPs. On top of Silbury was the control tower. The long barrow was a cold store for inflight meals. The White Horse and Man showing more than he should was Alien Graffiti. There you are. All explained. Great video and lots of laughs as usual. Best regards Michael
Great film. Was that a new personal best time achieved through the cow field? 🏃♀️🏃We use Stonehenge as lunch stop off for most trips to the SW, as the cafe does the best pasties and as NT members we can park/visit for free. Good to see woodhenge; we've passed signs to it so often but never stopped.
As a Wiltshire lad, loved the video. Just as a FYI you dont "have" to pay to see Stonehenge. There is a Byway and "Permissive Path" that while doesnt get you right up to the stones, runs right along the path that you pay £40 pounds to be on ;) Keep up the vids really enjoyed this one!
You can actually do private tours of Stonehenge at sunrise and sunset, where you get to go right up to the stones. I’ve done it twice and it was a really great way to experience it!
Sounds fantastic! 🤩
...did you chant a silly song and rattle some beads too?
Remember Emma, you don't have to be faster than the cow, just faster than Alex.
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Visited all of these places in 2017. Absolutely wonderful journey.
9:25 “You get stoned, you get wood” sounds like a party 😂
talk about being hung over
The Beans, the henges, the hill, the Grass, the barrow, I love it... And the name Beanstalks would make for a good merch that we'd so love to buy. Maybe the Bean henge too? Lol
Bean Henge! 😂 I love it!
@@TravelBeans Travel beans replied me😰... I'm telling my family I've made it big in life😂
Emma makes a lovely guide to the henges of England.
You can visit Stonehenge for free on any day. I know because I made a video about it. There’s a free footpath that runs right alongside the paid one.
The only difference is it’s £21 cheaper, you’re a few metres further away from the rocks and any exhibition stuff isn’t included. And it doesn’t close so early.
It’s a byway not a footpath and you can drive on it and park there. Only idiots pay to see something that was given to the public for free access. And £40. Shove that. Surprised they didn’t wild camp there on the byway with the hippies.
@@smokinrider when Cecil Chubb gifted Stonehenge to the nation in 1918 he asked that visitors be charged no more than one shilling to enter. By today’s money that’s a little short of £3, so yes, £20 is daylight robbery.
I don’t blame anyone for paying though if they want to get a littler closer. I just don’t think the extra metres are worth the extra money
On my local patch here in North Wessex Downs. Lots of amazing places in Wiltshire to see. It’s a magical place undiscovered by many,
The Thatched roof houses are so cool
Aren't they?! I love them!
Back in the 1970s I can remember climbing up Silbury Hill on a school coach trip - two punctures and a complete electrical failure later we got back home to Wales at 4am - still remember that trip even today.
Wow! Back from a school trip at 4am?! 😂 definitely sounds memorable
lol...that cow was hilarious! 🤣
your travel vlogs are the best! it has the perfect balance of learning too much without learning anything at all! @2:11 "I don't think Emma is selling this enough" I couldn't stop laughing at the contrasting description! 🤣🤣
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Our daughter, while studying archaeology in England participated in a one in a once of a life time dig near Stonehenge. She found it all fascinating! Thank you for showing us the other locations we never knew about! Great video guys~Cara 😊
So cool!
9:15 I actually discovered Woodhenge years ago, when visit Stonehenge and decided it's a rip-off to pay a lot for seeing some stones and not even be able to get close enough to touch it. So we take a ride , and find this stunning place
In Germany there is a site similar to Woodhenge, where they actually reconstructed the rings of wooden posts. Just look for "Ringheiligtum Pömmelte". The site can be visited for free.
Such a fun video...you are so comfortable in front of the camera and so entertaining!! I love the toilet roll propped above the window on your handy shelf...got to have the creature comforts even when wild camping 😆 Wiltshire is beautiful, thanks for bringing us along.
Thanks so much Ruth!! 🙏
I demand we officially get baptised BeanStalks ! I love it!
Also, as an archaeologist, I totally dig (see what I did there) this kind of content!
😂 love it!
Also, that's so cool that you're an archaeologist!!
@@TravelBeans People find it cool, but I can assure you it's nothing like a Lara Croft/Indiana Jones lifestyle!. We are underpaid, when sent abroad, we have to mostly live on our own and rely on local people 's goodwill like buddhist monks, most of the time reduced to scratch up reports that nobody ever reads and are a specie on the list of extinction 😂 So at the moment instead, I sell Belgian Waffles :| In a will to not go extinct myself
Great vlog, I remember when Stonehenge you could walk upto the stones, and we camped in a hippie campsite in the next field, peace man! Ha ha had a 1963 mini, showing my age, stay safe, love from Alfoquia Spain Carola and Terry 😊♥️
I've recently stumbled into your channel and have been binge watching all your videos...very addictive.
They're awesome! Welcome.
Aw thank you so much! So happy yo hear you're enjoying them! 🙏💛
My son had his first “legal” drink with his dad at the Lion pub. What a beautiful area.
We also visited the very small town of Everleigh and now question if we’ve been spelling our last name wrong all these years. Hahahahaha
Stones, reminds Outlander and that Scottish music🎶 😇😇
Loving the Thatcher's lanyard!
Thanks guys for another fun video, Stonehenge is very interesting. Be careful of the cows .🐄🐂🐄😀 Cheers 🧔
Thank you!
omg never heard of this wood end.......... been to stonehenge many a time............ but did not know about this place thank you...
Thanks for cheering up my day,you are both really funny,you made all those Stone things interesting,happy travels.
I'm thinking that I'm potentially a 'beanstalker'... Love the adventures 👍👍👍
Lovley video. Great to see you both out and about 🥰
Thank you Gwyneth! 🙏😊
My parents had their first date in the Red Lion.
Also, I've been to Stonehenge for Winter Solstice twice; interesting experience.
Lovely! Travel Beans out and about!
Ahhh I’ve only just found your channel and how amazing that you went past the white horse I see from my bedroom! Love your channel!
Fun video & the places you visited were beautiful! Keep doing your amazing videos!! ❤
Awesome guys looks totally amazing 👍🏴❤️❤️
Great stuff . Enjoyed your tour
I've been to Avebury and thought it was magical .🧙
"I've heard of woodhenge,"
This was actually a great trip down memory lane.
The first time I visited England when I was twelve years old (will not say how long ago that was) my family spent a week at a cottage in Wiltshire, visiting all of the sites covered in this video. Thanks for reminding me of them all.
I've been to this area 2 years ago, with my sister. Like real proper tourists whe went to Stonehenge. If we only knew about all the stones around it, it would've saved us lot of money.... Just discovered your video's, I love them! My sister would've too. Sadly she passed away 2 months ago. She's the one I always went to England with. I promised her to take the rocks back that she 'stole' from the beaches at Whitby. She wanted to put them back herself on our planned holiday in 2020. Corona f*cked it up. Now it's my job, I'll bring them back, don't worry.
I might go back to the New Forest area one day, just to trace our last holiday together. I will keep in mind the free stones.
We're so sorry to hear about your sister passing 💛 so lovely that you have such wonderful memories traveling together.. the new forest is a favourite camping spot of ours and we have many happy memories there 😊 hope it's not too long until you're able to visit and return those stones for her 💛💛💛
Bean sprouts!!
Brilliant video glad you both enjoyed it x
I love it when you do random videos like this. Beans at their best!
Last time I visited Stonehenge it was free, except a charge for the car park, one could also walk amongst the stones, no heritage centre or café just a van in the car park selling tea, coffee and sandwiches, I think it was an ex wartime WVS/NAAFI van. ("Tea, no sugar and a cheese wad, please"). It was still noisy from the A303 running past just far less traffic. Roll on the tunnel, it might become a peaceful place again. It was over 60 years ago though.
Love you guys soo much! 🙏🏻😇 You’re awesome!
Enjoying your vids lots. You guys are so natural and funny. Cheers from Munich
Absolutely tremendous just love how real you are, from a very evenious Irish man
Aw, thanks Seamus 🙏😊
Being a bit old 😎 ... I have photos of my family standing right in there leaning up against the stones.. and it was free .... circa 1970 xxxx
That's so cool and such a nice memory 😊🙏
Brilliant another U.K. campervan trip. You gotta love this..❤️❤️❤️
whoot whoot on the road again
This is the stuff I love about England - so good! I've seen a documentary where the Neo people used large sleds loaded with the stones dragged by slaves and animals, but who knows for sure.
Interesting didn't know there was so much more to see, thank you for showing us.
Great vlog. Learned a little more about the history. The first time we visited SH, around 1980, we were allowed to walk in the circle, quit impressed.
Beanstalks! I love it!
I live very close to Woodhenge/Stonehenge. You missed the Durrington Walls, just next to Woodhenge. Recently discovered and believed to be the encampment of the builders of Stonehenge.
Also, just along from West Kennet Kings Barrow is Swallowhead Springs. An ancient spring emerging from a pair of intertwined trees, forming an arch over the water. People leave gift offerings and tie ribbons on the trees here. Wiltshire is the home of the ancient Druids!
So cool! Thanks for this info.. we'll have to check these out next time we're there! 👍
@@TravelBeans You're welcome. I'm enjoying your Vlogs guys.
Brings back memories, visited this area year ago when I was studying history- had a few pints in the Red Lion
Brilliant to watch. Avery looks beautiful.
Little Beanstalks, love it!!! Never heard of Silbury Hill, had to look it up. I read where several tunnels were dug but they are collapsed now, nothing ever found. I was on an organized tour and never saw Woodhenge. They may be walking barefoot because they are "earthing" or grounding with the earth's surface. We had to do a slow drive-by of Stonehenge because that year there was a severe run of foot and mouth disease among the livestock and they were afraid of foot traffic spreading it. So gald you took us on this tour, thanks! Take care you two.
Possibly! I do love how grounding walking around barefoot is 🥰
Hopefully you can visit stonehenge in the future.. although at least you can get a look at it from the road! 👍
Guys love your sense of humour.
I visited Stonehenge in 2017. It was a bucket list item for me and so amazing to see it in person. My wife was unimpressed and called it "a bunch of fucking rocks". LOL!
😂 guess mysterious old rocks aren't everyone's cup of tea!
I loved the barrow! I think the cow might have wanted to play with you 😄 Great video Beans! ❤
Loved being called a Beanstalk ❤️ Sorry Emma - I saw the face you pulled but I like it! 👍 BUT your face at 10:26 is even better. Very much loled there!!! 🤣 If you guys enjoyed visiting these places, you must make it up to the Isle of Lewis in the campervan. Callanish Standing Stones are stunning, unlike Stonehenge are free and you can walk in amongst them. There's the Blackhouses at Arnol and Gearrannan, a broch and a reconstructed Iron Age house on Bernera (and that's before you take into consideration the wild eagles, stunning seafood and picture postcard beaches!)
You guys are quickly becoming my favorites to watch on UA-cam! Thank you for all the work you do to create such great content. 🙌🏽
Thank you for another great video Emma and Alex. That place I've seen only in pictures but your video surely brought out the beauty of the area
Thanks so much Justin 🙏
So happy to be a "Beanstalk" :-)
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The henge at stonehenge is actually the bank and ditch. That ditch was dug with antlers thru chalk way before the stones were brought in.
Oh wow just catching up with your travels 😃. Having grown up in Bradford on Avon near Bath Alex made me lol talking about Mare, as in Weston Super😅. Lovely to see this vid about the stones but you've missed a hidden gem of a town on your way through from Bristol ie this stunning town of Bradford on Avon. Can't recommend it enough with stunning history, buildings & walks along with the stunning Kennett & Avon canal. If you pop by stop in at the rail station for a coffee with the coffee girl there week days 7-1 her parents live in Puglia😃
Keep up the great work guys, thoroughly enjoying your travels! 👍
Thank you for the tip about "Avebury henge", my wife and I have been just a few miles away on our reunion with a friend from 28 years ago, so we decided to give it a view
“ You can’t trust the man” 😂. Great video again you too. Always makes me laugh
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I love Avebury stones and west Kennet long barrow, it’s a great place to meditate. Another one to check out is uley long barrow (hetty peglers tump) another place to meditate.
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Glad you both you enjoyed it. A few years ago, my wife and I did almost exactly the same trip to Wiltshire as you guys and had a great time too.
How times have changed, I was in my teens some 62 years ago when you were able to walk around and touch the stones, but of course due to those 'idiots' who wanted to leave their mark on the stones and even climb upon them, have taken away the privilege of those who respect history. Thank goodness there are people like you who understand and respect.
You two are so bloody entertaining you crack me up, keep up the good work 🤣👍
Aw thank you!! 🥰
A drone shot would be *amazing* !
You might try "The Weddings" stone circle at nearby Stanton Drew, second in size to Avebury. Enjoy a pint in the local, "The Druids Arms", where the ladies toilets are said to be haunted, mercifully the Gents are not as no spirit would be seen dead in there!
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Thanks for the recommendation too!👍
If you're a member of either English Heritage or National Trust it's free to get into Stonehenge. Worth noting though dogs are not allowed on the path which runs around it, plus last time I was there, there was no water for them. You can also get pretty close on the footpath which is also free. Loads of other stones etc in Wiltshire.
It’s an old story. The 3 little pigs built Straw Henge first, but the Big Bad Wolf blew it down. Wood henge only survived because of the post holes - BBW blew that down too. But he couldn’t blow down Stone Henge and that’s why it’s still there. True story.
Love this story! 😄💛
amazing video vlog, I like it.☺
As a moonraker I pass most of these sites daily. Still get a buzz from seeing them.
Hope to be doing all the horses over a weekend in the summer 👍
We go to most of the crop circles out n about our county too 👽
Would love to see the crop circles!! 🤩
Fabulous
Thanks
Best travel travel for Europeans - great commentary!
love it - it's like watching the a modern version of Time Team
Keep calm around cattle. Avoid if there is a bull in the field but cows are friendly and inquisitive animals. They will generally approach you out of curiosity but if you run away from them, they will run after you. So, either stand and face them, in which case they will probably wander up to greet you, or walk calmly toward the exit. (Different rules if you have a dog, which will likely frighten them.)
Good to know! Thank you! 🙏 I actually love cows.. they're so cute 🥰
What a fun video! I cannot believe Alex had never been to Stonehenge! I had an obsession with it when I was a child and as soon as I crossed the pond, that was #1 on my list. I love all that mystical stuff and I would have loved a "henge tour". I had actually heard of Woodhenge before 😉, but I promise only because of all my school projects on Stonehenge. Fun to see you traveling around in the van. So much to explore!
Hi Beans! was lucky enough to be at one of the last fessies at stonehenge in 198? (can't remember which one!!) Was amazing to be there amongst the stones... You asked about any other "stoney" places - have you been to Rollright stones in the cotswolds? really interesting and plenty of wild camping available amongst absolutely beautiful landscapes 💜 Love your cheerful videos and enjoying Emma's DIY on the camper van, thank you 😊🌼
When??? Finally, are we going to see the big mountains? ... Really. Watching for so long...
You can park up on the track that parses the entrance of Stonehenge and the Chinese takeaway in Larkhill will deliver there.
😂 this is amazing info to know!
I did similar trip to Avebury and Stonehenge with my classmates from my uni and was so cool. Avebury was so impressive and had super cute visitors centre back then. Thanks for this trip down the memory lane. I really enjoyed revisiting through your vlog. 😀
Aw thanks so much! So glad to hear you have such happy memories of it 😊💛
We wild camped at Woodhenge a couple of weeks ago! Great place to stop :) Love watching you guys x
Durringtonnnnnnnn Wallls. so jealous. Old Sarum is amazing too.
Oh you guys are making me homesick. Having lived in neighbouring Hampshire before moving to the US (mistake), I really miss the beauty of the British countryside. Thank you for showing the "henges"...i never took the opportunity to visit them. Yep I miss home, the countryside and those wonderful country pubs where one can get a great Sunday Roast.
Aw thanks Kev! Nothing can beat a good Sunday roast on a chilly day 😋
👋Hi ,greetings from Aruba🌴
We're touring Wiltshire/Somerset at the beginning of August so thanks for the heads up it gave us a few good pointers.
NB. If you join English Heritage stonehenge becomes free to visit including the parking.
I'm sorry to be a smart arse Alex but I've heard of Woodhenge (there is also a Seahenge in Norfolk), mostly because I have an interest in ancient history. I visited Stonehenge growing up in the 70's, and I do remember walking through and around the stones. Wiltshire is a beautiful part of the country.
Really great video 😊
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...personally, having celebrated the Solstices at Stonehenge, its the public school boys that I find alarming, hurling vitriolic abuse at the Pagans and Druids that hold the place as a priceless source of Earth energy.
The energy there during the Solstices and Equinox's is amazing and really grounding, go try it x
Maybe the circles were for teleportation to Auld Alba... 😂
(Outlander)
well, r kid, ya would nae go willingly now, would ya ? the desperation of some folk is tragic. on ya go mush, put 20 more course on that wall. vote for it, the nuw.
..or to Aldi. The bus into Salisbury is not that regular.
The hippies will be walking around barefoot, mainly grounding on the laylines, i’ve never heard of woodhenge, if someone ever said to me i would have thought it was a festival lol
All the "Henges" are to do with Alien landing grounds like our modern airports. The large one at Amesbury was the departure lounge for the 2nd Class travelers whereas Stonehenge was for VIPs. On top of Silbury was the control tower. The long barrow was a cold store for inflight meals. The White Horse and Man showing more than he should was Alien Graffiti. There you are. All explained. Great video and lots of laughs as usual. Best regards Michael
😂 Thanks for all the info! So good to hear our alien theory was right! 👽👍😄
I'm from Wiltshire! (Jenny). It's so beautiful I'm glad you liked it. Next time grab a bite to eat at that pub, it won't disappoint!
Great film. Was that a new personal best time achieved through the cow field? 🏃♀️🏃We use Stonehenge as lunch stop off for most trips to the SW, as the cafe does the best pasties and as NT members we can park/visit for free. Good to see woodhenge; we've passed signs to it so often but never stopped.
Beanstalks unite!
As a Wiltshire lad, loved the video. Just as a FYI you dont "have" to pay to see Stonehenge. There is a Byway and "Permissive Path" that while doesnt get you right up to the stones, runs right along the path that you pay £40 pounds to be on ;) Keep up the vids really enjoyed this one!
😂 we spotted that one on the way out .. Good to know for others though!