king arthur pendragon

 

Here are the stunning first pictures of our exciting Stonehenge Virtual, as it reached the early stages of its development. You can see from these pictures how quickly work is moving forward on our own famous stones, where you'll be able to explore the wonder of Britain's best-loved ancient landmark. Our builders are certainly putting Stonehenge Virtual together a lot faster than their Neolithic counterparts!

Thanks to some serendipidous virtual weather, you can see the midsummer sun weave its way across Stonehenge Virtual's horizon. Maybe we'll have 36,500 people flocking to our stones in celebration soon!

The incredible announcement that Stonehenge had a little sister named 'Bluehenge' this weekend will have shocked millions - not least the area's druid community, who for centuries have claimed Stonehenge to be their spiritual home. So it's no surprise the druidic community officially inaugurated the stone circle this week, which many believe to have been part of a huge funerary network linking its much larger neighbour to the River Avon. The ceremony, Bluehenge's first since it's recent rediscovery was performed by three druids including King Arthur Pendragon, stresses the importance of honouring the people who first built Bluehenge, and to continue paying homage to the wisdom which has made the area one of such gravity to all druids.

First he gets cruelly (and, many would say, unfairly) evicted, and then he finds his home crammed full of 35,000 half-cut hippies, and not the odd copper on patrol. It's enough to make a reincarnated Medieval King hang up his cloaks for good. But King Arthur Pendragon is not going to let a little thing like being evicted stand in his way. 

Pendragon's home is a campervan parked on a byway 12, which is known locally as the Netheravon coach road, beside Stonehenge - the closest you can get to the stones without a ticket from English Heritage. There is no formal law against parking campervans on this road, and it seems that other visitors (presumably the ones who are just popping in to buy plastic Stonehenge pencil sharpeners from the English Heritage gift shop) are allowed to set up temporary home there.