Mini-Stonehenge in Torrington Alberta

Dateline Torrington Alberta and it’s early in 2022. Someone, and we can’t shake the feeling that it’s a person with far too much time on their hands (wink, wink) has built a mini-Stonehenge out of random blocks of concrete. Why? Wait, the big question is why not? It’s one of those curious things people do when bored and from this comes a silly little road-side attraction.

It made us stop and look.

We’re right next to the old railway line here and suspect these blocks may have come from on the town’s track-side grain elevators demolished in the 1990s. Interestingly, we were witness to one coming down (here: A prairie sentinel falls – Torrington Alberta) and isn’t that a cool connection?

Enjoy!

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Date of adventure: February, 2022.
Location: Torrington, Alberta.

Mini Stonehenge

Mini Stonehenge in Torrington Alberta.

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