Seahenge (Norfolk) Reviews

Seahenge (Norfolk) Sightseeing National

Description:This site of international importance, formed by 55 oak timber posts completely encircling an upturned oak tree, has generated much public and media interest since its discovery was announced in January 1999. It is located in Holme beach, Norfolk.

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