Yesterday, we took a drive to a prehistoric spot called White Horse Hill. Upon that hill is a huge (364 feet in length from the tip of its tail to the ear) prehistoric chalk-cut figure of a horse. It was formed some 3,000 years ago from deep trenches filled with crushed white chalk. Like Stonehenge , historians aren’t sure what the purpose of White Horse was.
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| Family photo at the top of White Horse Hill |
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| The head of White Horse |
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| White Horse |
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| Aerial view of White Horse (courtesy of Google images!) |
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| Grazing sheep |
We hiked amongst roaming sheep the top of the hill, which happens to be the highest point in Oxfordshire. We had a little bit of rain and a little bit of sunshine, which made for a couple pretty rainbows. We even saw a full double rainbow! WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?!
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What does this meeeeeaannnnnn... I'm on the blog and actually sending a replyyyy....ohhhh myyy Gaaaahhhhhddddddd. lol Great pics, etc. and thanks for reminding me to ba-log in.. ha-ha! Loveya! Dad xoxo
ReplyDeleteHow did he post that?? I'm still trying!!
ReplyDeleteHey it worked!! We are still laughing at ourselves for having no clue how to respond to this! Maybe we have it figured out now....Love the pics!! Love the white horse too!!
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