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IS IT TRUE? 18/06/02 14:18:05 Subject: RE: Stoned henge Message: Large multi rig gathering this coming weekend after the stones. See You There Party LInes: 07816984913 07870827511 07010718303 07980401646 08155627676 07970337638 FEELING-OF-LIFE www.dubb-it-up.com (coming back soon)

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Hi Mark, your friend renato saw this at http://www.guilfin.net, and thought you should see it. Note from renato : @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ here it is the details of the solstice party @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ Event: Summer Solstice (Stonehenge - Salisbury: Thursday 20th Jun, 2002) details: Summer Solstice: 21/06/2002 h14:23 BST; sunrise=4.53 BST ENGLISH HERITAGE CONDITIONS OF ENTRY AND INFORMATION English Heritage is pleased to be providing Managed Open Access to Stonehenge for the Summer Solstice. Please help us to create a peaceful occasion by taking personal responsibility and following the Conditions of Entry set out below. We have a duty of care to ensure public safety and to protect Stonehenge and its surrounding monuments. Observance of the entry conditions is essential if we are to ensure that future access is sustainable. ! English Heritage continues to work closely with the Wiltshire Constabulary, the National Trust and many others from all sectors of the community and would like to thank them for their help and support. Access to the stones and parking will be free, subject to the conditions set. The stones will be open from 2000 hours on Thursday 20th June 2002 to 0700 hours on Friday 21st June 2002. The designated car park will open one hour before at 1900 hours on Thursday 20th June 2002, with last admission at 0430 hours on Friday 21st June 2002. The designated car park must be vacated by 1300 hours on 21st June 2002. WE WOULD LIKE TO WISH YOU A HAPPY SOLSTICE Please observe the following: CONDITIONS OF ENTRY These Conditions of Entry are set to ensure enjoyment and public safety for everyone. Contravention of any of these conditions may result in admission being refused or removal from Stonehenge. Drunken, disorderly or antisocial behaviour wi! ll not be tolerated. Only small amounts of alcohol for personal use will be permitted. In order to ensure personal safety, random searching may be undertaken, but we hope that self-policing and personal responsibility will prevail. English Heritage reserves the right to refuse admission. THE STONES Please do not climb on, stand or lean against the stones. This is in the interest of personal safety, the protection of this special site and respect for those attending. As well as putting the stones themselves at risk, climbing on them can damage the delicate lichens that cover them; this includes the stones that are fallen. FIRES OR FIREWORKS Please do not bring or light fires, flaming torches, candles, fireworks, other real flames or bring flammable substances or fuel. This applies to the stones, to the land that surrounds them and to the car park. The nature of this access makes real flame extremely dangerous; it infringes local bylaws and! regulations and constitutes a potential fire hazard which is against stringent Health and Safety guidelines that we must observe. AMPLIFIED MUSIC Stonehenge is a prehistoric monument of pre-eminence. It is seen by many as a sacred site and amplified music is not appropriate. No amplified music will be permitted at Stonehenge or in the surrounding landscape or designated car park. DOGS OR OTHER ANIMALS Please do not bring dogs. Dogs, pets or other creatures are not permitted into Stonehenge except registered Guide Dogs. Apart from potentially upsetting wildlife and stock in the area, animal faeces presents a health risk to people walking barefoot and children in the monument area. CAMPING OR EQUIPMENT Please do not put up tents or bring camping equipment, garden furniture, rucksacks or other large items to the monument, this includes gas cylinders and barbecues. It also includes trolleys, push chairs or buggies that are n! ot exclusively used for a child, wheelbarrows and any other form of porterage. BOTTLES GLASS OR OTHER OBJECTS Please do not take glass into the monument as many people walk barefoot throughout the year at Stonehenge, livestock and wildlife also graze in the area. This also includes any other objects that could cause damage to the monument or people there. A facility will be provided for decanting into food- grade plastic containers. CAR PARK In order to ensure that all those who wish to come can share in the Solstice, please park sensibly and only where directed by a steward or police officer to enable us to fully use the designated car park area. LIGHTING Please note that there will be ambient lighting throughout the night. Lights will be systematically turned off as dawn approaches and only as soon as it is operationally safe to do so. CYCLES Please do not bring cycles to the monument, they will not be! permitted beyond the designated car park. Please bring your own locking device and park your cycle in the designated area. INFORMATION OPENING/CLOSING TIMES Access to the stones will be from 2000 hours on Thursday 20th June 2002 to 0700 hours on Friday 21st June 2002. The designated car park will open at 1900 hours on Thursday 20th June 2002 and the last admission will be at 0430 hours on Friday 21st June 2002. The designated car park must be vacated by 1300 hours on Friday 21st June 2002. Please do not arrive at the car park or monument in advance of the opening time. SUNRISE Sunrise will be at 0458 hours on Friday 21st June. NORMAL VISITOR OPERATION The normal visitor operation is scheduled to resume at 1000 hours on Friday 21st June 2002. FREE PARKING See above for timings The designated car park will be near Airman's Cross as per last year, just off the A303, nea! r the A344/A360 junction and will be clearly signposted with RAC signs. People will be able to walk the approximate 1km to Stonehenge down the A344, which will be closed to traffic. The road is not lit and you may wish to bring a small battery-operated torch. Subject to weather conditions, coaches and large vehicles may need to be directed to hard standing. The Stonehenge car park next to the monument will be closed to the public. Any cars found parked illegally in the surrounding area are liable to be removed. ACCESS FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES There will be a minibus service between the designated car park and Stonehenge for people who are wheelchair-bound, have mobility difficulties or are infirm. The minibus will be available from just before 2000 hours on 20th June to 0700 hours on 21st June. Wheelchair users, accompanied by one carer, will be given access to Stonehenge via the visitor entry point and the tunnel under the A3! 44. This access route will be closed to the general public. Wheelchairs will not be provided by English Heritage. THE STONE CIRCLE Please ensure that you do not go into the circle if it is already crowded. It is essential that people can move around at all times. Two separate areas have been designated out of the stone circle where people can gather. ROAD CLOSURES Road closures are likely to be in operation to ensure safe pedestrian passage to Stonehenge and allow unimpeded access in the event of an emergency. Please follow the signs as advised. DRINKING WATER There is a tap for drinking water which will be clearly marked on the map that is handed out on arrival. LOST AND FOUND The Lost and Found facility will be clearly marked on the map. COUNTRYSIDE AWARENESS People are asked not to drop litter and to respect local farmer's crops and livestock. Black bags will be handed out a! nd a skip will be provided for rubbish disposal. SMOKING/FIRE RISK If weather conditions have been hot and dry, subject to Fire Brigade advice it may be necessary to ask people not to smoke. TOILET FACILITIES Portaloos, including toilets for disabled people will be provided at the designated car park and in the monument area. REFRESHMENT FACILITIES Authorised catering points, selling hot and cold refreshments, will be provided. No unlicensed, non-invited traders will be permitted to set up and will be asked to leave. This applies to the monument area, the surrounding landscape and the designated car park. FIRST AID/EMERGENCY SERVICES The Wiltshire Ambulance Service, St Johns Ambulance Service and the Wiltshire Fire Brigade will be in attendance. RUBBISH DISPOSAL There will be a designated area for rubbish disposal and black refuse sacks will be provided. STEWARDS There! will be stewards on duty to assist with the smooth and successful running of Solstice. They are also there to answer questions, please do not hesitate to approach them, they are there to help. Please also report any activity that concerns you. MEETING/INFORMATION/WELFARE POINTS There will be two clearly marked points, one in the designated car park and one close to the entrance to the monument. These will be manned with appropriately trained staff. There will be two boards where Post-it Notes can be left. EVACUATION In the unlikely event of an incident that requires the evacuation of the monument area, we would ask that members of the public please respond quickly to instructions given by stewarding staff, the Police or other Emergency Services personnel. LOCAL CAMPING FACILITIES There are two local campsites. Please check availability and entry conditions in advance. Stonehenge Touring Park, Orcheston, Nr Shrew! ton. Tel: 01980 620304 Salisbury Caravan & Camp Site, Hudsons Field, Castle Road, Salisbury. Tel: 01722 320713 Tourist Information Centre for local area. Tel: 01980 622833 or Fax: 01980 625541 WARM CLOTHING Despite the time of year, the weather at Stonehenge can be very cold and damp, and people are advised to wear appropriate warm clothing and footwear. SOLSTICE INFORMATION HOTLINE For further information about the Summer Solstice at Stonehenge, please telephone English Heritage on 0870 333 1186. MAP/PLAN A map/plan will be publicised on the website before Solstice and be handed out on the night. LIABILITY English Heritage accepts no liability for any injury to persons or loss of or damage to property arising in any way whatever whilst at Stonehenge or the designated car park, and entry is at people's own risk. Although the designated car park will be stewarded, please note that any pe! rson entering this area does so at their own risk. WE HOPE THE WEATHER WILL BE KIND AND WISH YOU A PEACEFUL AND CELEBRATORY SOLSTICE venue: Stonehenge Amesbury, nr Salisbury, Wilts http://www.dicenews.com/ GuilFIN Homepage for Summer Solstice (Stonehenge - Salisbury: Thursday 20th Jun, 2002): http://www.guilfin.net/database/showevent.php3?ev_id=evINET1370 This is a free service from http://www.guilfin.net. Please come and visit us, for the latest party, festival, gig and campaign events and links.

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