Stonehenge Replica Memorial, Mary Hill Washington!

[@tmo.48]

Thank you! ☆☆☆☆☆

[@ExploringAmerica]

You're welcome.

[@EmilioExploring]

I want to check this place out soon!

[@interstateruler]

went there on a tour guide in 2013. It was really nice.

[@jamessween]

Good morning John, I just watched your Stonehenge video. I was very impressed by it. I can't say enough on the great job you do on the narration. The video work was awesome. I have been waiting for this video. I was hoping to see it someday, and today it came up on your search. I hope you start getting back into this, and looking forward to see more videos. I hope all is well with you. I'm sure you are very busy with working. Myself, I have to go back to work this summer. Money is tight. God bless ya John, and you have a great week and a safe one at that.

[@ExploringAmerica]

Thank You James, This is Ken,... LOL! Yeah, I felt that it's time to get back to uploading so I can clear out my video files from my computer. But it actually feels good to get back at creating and producing once again. The Astoria Column will be my next release to uploaded within a couple of days,.... I'm going to try to upload one a week until I can get caught up. I've got enough footage from various locations to keep me busy all year.

[@jamessween]

That's wonderful, I will be looking for them. You take care and God bless.

[@ravenfallsphotography6254]

That’s a really nice night photo at the end and in the thumbnail. You mention the monument closes at dusk; is there a way for photographers to capture images there at night without breaking the law?

[@ExploringAmerica]

Contact the Marryhill Museum. I'm sure they would be able to make arrangements for you.

[@andinvlaew2497]

That place just looks like a lot of rocks put together but when you actually go there it’s amazing it’s huge and the marking of who made the memorial has their marking or grave idk a little down the cliff and theirs weird animal drawings of old rocks nearby it’s strange but the view is beutifull

[@WanderingWiley]

Appreciate the history lesson, I did not even know this existed , thanks

[@ExploringAmerica]

I never knew about it until a few years ago while heading back home from Washington. I was rolling down I-84 heading back home to Wisconsin after Mt Climbing in Washington. I looked out over across the Columbia River and noticed a large gray formation. When I had gotten back home, I looked it up on google earth satellite imagery and found out what it was. Then next year while back out there. I stopped by to take it in. The Maryhill Museum of Art is a really neat place to visit also!

[@burningsandsexploration3711]

This is really interesting. I didnt know this existed. Thank you for sharing this with us. Excellent video.

[@ExploringAmerica]

Thank You Cindy.I stumbled onto this a few years ago by surprise. I never knew about it either. It's a really neat sight to see! The Maryhill Museum of Art is a must see also. That's located down the road to the West a few miles.

[@bigronshobbies8209]

Great job and well put together Ken, it was very interesting and I didn't even know about this place, have a great weekend !

[@ExploringAmerica]

Thank You Ron!,... I found it by chance while driving down the freeway. I never knew that it existed as well. It's got quite the views of the river valley region below it. Hope you are enjoying your weekend as well! : )

[@sauvageaux]

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