So do you like this new theory of Stonehenge as healing temple ? Would you rather it could be proven as an astrological observatory , or something else ? http://bit.ly/dctI5s
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
A History of Bluestone
A History of Bluestone
In around 3050BC about 82 Bluestones were brought to the Wiltshire Downs and used to make the first circle of Stonehenge. The Bluestones, weighing up to 4 tons each, were transported on an incredible 240 mile journey over land and sea from the Preseli mountains to their new home.
For many years archaeologists [...] http://bit.ly/cvCvGK
In around 3050BC about 82 Bluestones were brought to the Wiltshire Downs and used to make the first circle of Stonehenge. The Bluestones, weighing up to 4 tons each, were transported on an incredible 240 mile journey over land and sea from the Preseli mountains to their new home.
For many years archaeologists [...] http://bit.ly/cvCvGK
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Stonehenge Topics
Please use this Category for discussions relating to Stonehenge. Suggested threads are:
Stonehenge of Old, relating to the archaeology & history of the area.
Stonehenge Today, relating to new and present developments such as solstices and threats like road building , etc . Stonehenge Mysteries , relating to popular theories about it , or ones members might like [...] http://bit.ly/cENrR2
Stonehenge of Old, relating to the archaeology & history of the area.
Stonehenge Today, relating to new and present developments such as solstices and threats like road building , etc . Stonehenge Mysteries , relating to popular theories about it , or ones members might like [...] http://bit.ly/cENrR2
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Carn Meini – Carn Menyn
Until recently, when asked why Carn Meini is sometimes referred to as Carn Menyn, I explained that Carn Menyn is the old name. Now, courtesy of Wyn Owen, local historian, poet and good friend, I have a more specific explanation to offer... http://bit.ly/aixAnC
Friday, March 5, 2010
Saturday, February 27, 2010
Just a Bulb - We all can make a difference
Just a Bulb - We all can make a difference
With continual advancements in energy technology, and the increasing public demand to eliminate our dependency on foreign oil, the future of America's energy looks promising. There will surely come a day when we no longer have to deplete our planet's natural resources nor pollute our environment in order to satisfy our energy needs, but we do not have to stand idle and wait for that day to come. We can take action right now!
If everyone made the decision to generate only half of their total home energy needs from solar or wind, it would reduce the nation's energy expense by more than $100 Billion annually. That's $100 Billion dollars which can be put into savings for our children's college funds, invested in clean alternative energy projects, or spent on consumer goods which would help stimulate our economy.
On an even smaller scale, making tiny changes can create huge results. For example, if every U.S. household replaced only one burned-out bulb with an energy-efficient, ENERGY STAR rated compact fluorescent bulb, it would prevent greenhouse gas emissions equivalent to that of nearly 800,000 cars. It would also save enough energy to light 2.5 million homes for a year.
The average home has anywhere from 50 to 100 light bulbs. When you consider the fact that you can cut your energy costs by about $30 over the life of one compact fluorescent bulb, that equates to $1500 - $3000 in savings just by changing your light bulbs. Now isn't that enlightening?
Brought to you by,
The Clean Green Future &
www.ecoearthmall.com
For more information on energy efficiency visit http://www.ecoearthmall.com
With continual advancements in energy technology, and the increasing public demand to eliminate our dependency on foreign oil, the future of America's energy looks promising. There will surely come a day when we no longer have to deplete our planet's natural resources nor pollute our environment in order to satisfy our energy needs, but we do not have to stand idle and wait for that day to come. We can take action right now!
If everyone made the decision to generate only half of their total home energy needs from solar or wind, it would reduce the nation's energy expense by more than $100 Billion annually. That's $100 Billion dollars which can be put into savings for our children's college funds, invested in clean alternative energy projects, or spent on consumer goods which would help stimulate our economy.
On an even smaller scale, making tiny changes can create huge results. For example, if every U.S. household replaced only one burned-out bulb with an energy-efficient, ENERGY STAR rated compact fluorescent bulb, it would prevent greenhouse gas emissions equivalent to that of nearly 800,000 cars. It would also save enough energy to light 2.5 million homes for a year.
The average home has anywhere from 50 to 100 light bulbs. When you consider the fact that you can cut your energy costs by about $30 over the life of one compact fluorescent bulb, that equates to $1500 - $3000 in savings just by changing your light bulbs. Now isn't that enlightening?
Brought to you by,
The Clean Green Future &
www.ecoearthmall.com
For more information on energy efficiency visit http://www.ecoearthmall.com
Monday, February 1, 2010
Wow... me, there, one day.
For more information on energy efficiency visit http://www.ecoearthmall.com
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