Nobody visits Maryhill Henge and even less people go to Carhenge. So few in fact that according to this story in a local (northwestern Nebraska) newspaper Carhenge is for sale. Why not move Carhenge to Maryhill and build the critical mass of both. I imagine a blend of Area 51 and Storm King Art Center.
This picture was sent by my brother Matt B. This company makes fasteners for the railway industry. As an advertisment for their industry trade show they built this henge. “A New Age is Dawning” indeed.
With winter coming it is time to turn to indoor activities. And what could be be more rewarding than building a microhenge installation. Here are two examples: Packingpeanuthenge It could also be Pihenge. Almondhenge Note the way the notches were built on almondhenge to make it withstand people jiggling the desk. Other microhenge ideas are … Continue reading Microhenges
I henge what I can when I can because I can. Other Henges on my blog. A good henge is a visual pun. For my very successful birthday this year I asked that I not be given “keeper stuff.” Lilli gave me a large bottle of my favorite Balsamic Vinegar from Pasadena. Nurit gave me … Continue reading Reese’s Henge
I’m feeling so good I’m thinking about making some henges. I am definitely symptom free for the second day in a row. But it is a little bit like pins and needles. You know when you got them but your not exactly sure when they went away. Photo is Matchbook Henge from a few years … Continue reading Corona Virus Day 11, The Last Day
Here is a project you can do with all of that toilet paper you’re hoarding. We had a toilet paper Henge party back in 2010 to celebrate the announcement that they were going to stop using cores in the rolls. It didn’t happen but we sure had fun building the Henge. Yes alcohol was involved. … Continue reading Toilet Paper Henge
You have a set amount of “weirdness points”. Spend them wisely. An interesting idea from the Effective Altruism Forum I’m pretty sure that my henges use up most of my weirdness points. Leaving almost none for my libertarian conservative open the doors to immigrants weird views.
At the B’nai Simcha Preschool in Pasadena Jenn L. a teacher and the students created an igloo out of one plastic milk cartons. Brilliantly Creative. It could have been a Henge. Another view: And a construction detail: This is actually a very nice commentary on a potential consequence of global warming. The first in an … Continue reading WDITOT (Why Didn’t I Think of That)
The World’s Smallest Green Cupcake Henge. It is my tribute to the fifth anniversary of Clonehenge and Facebook Clonehenge. Congratulations to Nancy W. who is the creative spirit behind the enterprise. More Henges Superlatives Bronze Buddhas
I have built some great henges in the last few years some as events like TubeHenge: TubeHenge Some solo like CitrusHenge: CitrusHenge Now an article in the Clarion Legend (Clarion, Mississippi) talks about Henging and why it happens. After visiting Stonehenge and some other replicas the author Felder Rushing was inspired to make Peghenge, a … Continue reading Why We Henge
