Tonight’s replica is another model for sale. This one is a little pricier. It’s also one of those that attempts to portray Stonehenge not as it is now, but as it is thought by many to have looked at its height, with all stones standing. Sold by the Museum Store Company. 
Another manufactured one, and a bit too neat. This one scores six druids.
Think Geek, a sales site full of goodies that appeal to the computer (ahem) enthusiast, shall we say?, offers this Build Your Own Stonehenge Kit.
Love it!
Not a bad price, either.
Good-looking as it is, however, we can only score it seven druids out of ten, because, hey, it’s manufactured. Still, I simply must have one. Hear that, Santa?
[We did receive one as a belated Christmas gift. Thank you, Santa–you are listening after all!]
Viewed from a distance.
Built of construction debris, a short-lived henge on the Oberlin College campus a few years ago.
As is often the case, it’s really just a few trilithons, but it would be very impressive if you were a mouse.
Sturdy proportions.
Thank you to Jonas Wisser for the images! They are still posted on the site of OPAN, the Oberlin Pagan Awareness Network, here.
Obiehenge score: six druids out of a possible ten.
CLONEHENGE 
