Georgia’s own Stonehenge

[Boxer101]

So what do think?
and this is almost in your back yard.

http://redandblack.com/2008/06/24/georgias-own-stonehenge-not-a-far-drive-for-locals/

and a little conspiracy to liven it up................
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3490568771316655904#

 

[glockink]

Ooooo did not know about this. Gotta look into this one. Kinda creepy

 

[sovietak474u]

the guidestone. Seen them. Very creepy. The population control part kinda had be at a loss. Going to take many deaths to reach that low number.

 

[patracy]

Been there a few times. I agree with some of the suggestions. Some, not so much.

 

[gdog]

You would think it was just a stunt to promote the local stone cutting industry. But how many folds in a small town in Georgia would know all that stuff?

 

[scottypp]

i have a book called "Wierd Georgia",, that outlines the story of how they were created, etc.. strange part is the writings on there,, and the way the holes in the rocks line up at noon,, and light goes thru them...wierd..

 

[SouthernGameandFish]

seems like a bunch of hoopla to me.....Rock Eagle, cool...this, not so much.

 

[palmettomoon]

Never seen those. Used to dread going over there for rifle matches though. Those boys can shoot.

 

[patracy]

IMHO, given the project scope, I think Ted Turner funded the entire thing.

 

[Boxer101]

Why Ted? just curious.

i did find this one point interesting as i looked into the town where these stones are: Since 1950, Elberton has served as the headquarters of the Southeastern Power Administration, a division of the United States Department of Energy. And the stones at at the highest point in that town.

PS. i enjoy your Latin quote as well.