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This made of styrofoam and stucco sculpture is an exact replica of the real Stonehenge of England. The only difference is it is on a smaller scale. The foam megaliths are about thirteen feet tall, almost the same height as Stonehenge. It took one thousand years to complete Stonehenge but only took six weeks to complete Stonehenge of Nunica. For more info. go to: www.weirdmichigan.com/folkart.html then scroll down.

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    • photo of jannetie
    • So kewl! I'd love to see one in our neighborhood! Congratulations on your feature today, 23 November 2008, in Entertainment, Photography Experiments!

    • said jannetie

    • 2008.11.23 at 00:48:47 PST
    • photo of tausif_farooqi
    • fantastic replica, for a minute i thought there might be one in Michigan too :)

    • said tausif_farooqi

    • 2008.01.19 at 19:24:33 PST
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    • I'm glad I read your caption because I was going to say it looks almost exactly like it!! I'd love to visit the real one. Thanks for sharing.

    • said grma_of6

    • 2007.10.22 at 20:12:04 PDT
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    • Wild, did you feel a sense of awe? I've always found Stonehenge facinating. Nice to know that I just have to travel to MI to get a glimpse

    • said erinrex

    • 2007.09.08 at 16:10:08 PDT
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    • I've seen a program on TV about this replica. Really interesting.

    • said tenia115

    • 2007.09.05 at 22:08:52 PDT
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    • I may not have written very clearly.. I was born 10 minutes from the Stonehenge in England, UK.. (chuckles) Susan

    • said poppy1812

    • 2007.09.04 at 23:23:32 PDT
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    • That was where I was born.. well not actualy on the rocks but in the hospital there :-) This is such wonderful idea!

    • said poppy1812

    • 2007.09.04 at 06:34:53 PDT
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    • I wouild love to see this.

    • said lynncmor

    • 2007.09.03 at 17:51:41 PDT
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    • Cool!!!!!!!!!!! What a great replica. By the way, my window was rolled down when taking the Bison Photo. I'm a brave soul.

    • said sharwils2

    • 2007.09.03 at 06:40:14 PDT
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    • A great replica. must be a great place to visit...Sandra

    • said sandrajacktrips

    • 2007.09.03 at 03:28:29 PDT
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    • I didn't know there was another Stonehenge, It seems a bit weird and out of place in this setting, but this is a cool shot, and I'm not really surprised people want to replicate such a well known landmark. Perphaps next time they'll try it with real ston. Now that would be something! :)

    • said donalddavisuk

    • 2007.09.02 at 23:40:31 PDT
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    • this is a wonderful shot

    • said thewise000

    • 2007.09.02 at 20:39:48 PDT
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    • Wow, this is a very nice replica of Stonehenge. It does look authentic.

    • said luvnartusa

    • 2007.09.02 at 14:57:26 PDT
    • photo of kellimays
    • wow, that's pretty cool. I had no idea there was a replica in the states...it looks real

    • said kellimays

    • 2007.09.02 at 14:31:43 PDT
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    • Nice replica for Stonehenge! It seems the original at the first glance. Pretty shot, MaryAnn. Claudia

    • said sstarlights

    • 2007.09.02 at 12:46:54 PDT
    • photo of umpa1
    • Awesome repica here...and only in six weeks..

    • said umpa1

    • 2007.09.02 at 10:46:47 PDT
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    • That is very interesting. I've always wanted to go to England and see Stonehenge. But maybe now I'll just go to Michigan instead! :-0

    • said idelsoni

    • 2007.09.02 at 05:44:19 PDT
    • photo of utehempel
    • A very good and interesting pic, Mary. Stonehenge in Michigan, great.

    • said utehempel

    • 2007.09.02 at 02:21:12 PDT
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    • most interesting; do the druids come out to dance?

    • said bearfolk

    • 2007.09.01 at 16:56:29 PDT
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    • That is so funny! And yet it does look very authentic. Love it! ~Sue

    • said sueberger

    • 2007.09.01 at 16:05:01 PDT
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    • This looks like the real deal. Very good photo - the sky certainly cooperated with you by producing some gorgeous clouds. - DeeAnne

    • said missdee101

    • 2007.09.01 at 14:26:44 PDT
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    • I've seen the real Stonehenge, but I had no idea this existed! It looks so real! Fascinating, and thanks for the reference.

    • said barbicat108

    • 2007.09.01 at 13:13:22 PDT
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    • Great replica.Very pretty shot ! Jozef

    • said joznig

    • 2007.09.01 at 10:20:11 PDT
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    • And in a few thousand years (after the real Stonehenge has topples from the masses of tourists walking there) scientist will ask themselves the question: How did they do it? And Why? And why are these rocks so LIGHT?! :-)

    • said bubbamcjump

    • 2007.09.01 at 07:00:57 PDT
    • photo of georgieboy98
    • This is beautifully done and I had no idea there was a replica in existence I visited Stonehenge many times when we lived in the south of England and in those days we could walk all around it. Now, though, it's a different story and you need to be VERY convincing to be allowed very close. My grandson visited when he was on a 14 day trip to England with his school and he came back with some wonderful photos.

    • said georgieboy98

    • 2007.09.01 at 04:30:20 PDT
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    • I thought this was the real McCoy til I read your caption..that is incredible!

    • said loriarnold101

    • 2007.09.01 at 04:11:41 PDT
    • photo of kelvinnz
    • Well, it just goes to show that those original guys should have used styrofoam - it would have saved a LOT of time. It's very interesting to see this. It looks quite authentic except for the trees.

    • said kelvinnz

    • 2007.09.01 at 02:14:03 PDT
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    • Nice picture with capsion -Jay

    • said Jayramji

    • 2007.09.01 at 01:12:47 PDT
    • photo of mtnets
    • Cool replica, i wonder what theyll use this for and why they built it.

    • said mtnets

    • 2007.08.31 at 19:13:23 PDT
    • photo of segseven
    • This is great Mary Ann! I had no idea they had a replica of Stonehenge of England there in MI. Looks like the real McCoy. Is this on a highway or in a park? Really awesome shot. Greetings and hugs from, OKLAHOMA. Susie

    • said segseven

    • 2007.08.31 at 17:59:54 PDT
    • photo of huguette296100
    • Nice replica of Stonehenge of England! I like these mysterious symbols! Great capture here!

    • said huguette296100

    • 2007.08.31 at 17:38:33 PDT
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    • Wow! This is a great replica of Stonehenge of England. I haven't see the real thing, but my husband traveled over there for work and took some photos from there. Nice shot.

    • said photoop23

    • 2007.08.31 at 17:10:15 PDT

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