LBL Stonehenge? That’s what I call it. I was at Boswell Landing looking over the LBL campsite areas and I saw this remarkable stack of stones out in the water. I returned to Boswell several weeks later and the stack of stones was still there, undisturbed by the rising water. I went out to look at it and saw that nothing was holding this assemblage of stones together.
I have seen some strange and remarkable things in Land Between the Lakes. In my time I have spent a lot of hours walking and exploring the Tennessee portion of Land Between the Lakes in historic Stewart County.
I wonder if this was just a random stack of rocks some child or children placed on the rocks in the low tide water or does it have more significance that that.
We humans have spent a great deal of time stacking rocks and then having people find them and wonder what they are. I have puzzled over exactly what is Stonehenge in England. (See links below.)
Just what is the LBL Stonehenge? I do not know, but I am going to go back down to Boswell Landing in the southern portion of Land Between the Lakes very soon and see if the LBL Stonehenge is still standing.
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Photo and story by David R. Ross – LBLUS.com
https://www.history.com/topics/british-history/stonehenge
Salisbury Plain
Stonehenge, prehistoric stone circle monument, cemetery, and archaeological site located on Salisbury Plain, about 8 miles (13 km) north of Salisbury, Wiltshire, England.
