Where is this picture

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[Sion Bretton]

What station was this taken at?

[6 OF 2 redundant adjunct of unimatrix 01]

judging by the stone somewhere in wiltshire?

[Chris from Nailsea]

Well, although it's clearly not Stonehenge, it certainly appears to be somewhere in Wiltshire ...

[Sion Bretton]

Wiltshire is a big county and has many stations to choose from.

[Phil Farmer]

The car park or approach road at Westbury ?

[6 OF 2 redundant adjunct of unimatrix 01]

Well, although it's clearly not Stonehenge, it certainly appears to be somewhere in Wiltshire ...

your aware that the stones that make up stonehenge were not sourced from wiltshire 

[moonrakerz]

Well, although it's clearly not Stonehenge, it certainly appears to be somewhere in Wiltshire ...

your aware that the stones that make up stonehenge were not sourced from wiltshire 

Have the Marlborough Downs been moved ?

[grahame]

Have the Marlborough Downs been moved ?

I don't think so ... but I suspect you're in the right parliamentary constituency!

[Tim]

Well, although it's clearly not Stonehenge, it certainly appears to be somewhere in Wiltshire ...

your aware that the stones that make up stonehenge were not sourced from wiltshire 

IIRC^▸ (if I recall/remember/read correctly), the large stones ("sarsens") were from the Marlbourgh Downs in Wiltshire and the small stones ("blue stones") from the Presili hills in Wales. 

[Sion Bretton]

Not Westbury
Look on the internet there are clues.
Happy hunting

[devon_metro]

Melksham?

[6 OF 2 redundant adjunct of unimatrix 01]

Well, although it's clearly not Stonehenge, it certainly appears to be somewhere in Wiltshire ...

your aware that the stones that make up stonehenge were not sourced from wiltshire 

IIRC^▸ (if I recall/remember/read correctly), the large stones ("sarsens") were from the Marlbourgh Downs in Wiltshire and the small stones ("blue stones") from the Presili hills in Wales. 

thankyou tim

[moonrakerz]

IIRC^▸ (if I recall/remember/read correctly), the large stones ("sarsens") were from the Marlbourgh Downs in Wiltshire and the small stones ("blue stones") from the Presili hills in Wales. 

Bit of useless info about the Blue Stones:-
Two theories how they got to Stonehenge:
1. They were hauled overland to the sea, then floated up the Bristol Channel, up the Bristol Avon to Melksham (ish), overland to Warminster, then the river Wylye to Salisbury, Salisbury to Amesbury on the Hampshire Avon, then finally overland to Stonehenge.
2. They were moved to the Stonehenge area by a glacier during the Ice Age.

Theory 1 is certainly the most likely even though it involved a huge logistical effort.
Theory 2 was popular until someone pointed out that the glaciers advanced and retreated from/to the North, the stones came from the West. Also, it was an amazing coincidence that the glacier moved the exact number of stones that were needed !

[Phil]

I had a feeling it wasn't First GBRf that had moved them. I blame Beeching for closing the Marlborough lines.

[Chris from Nailsea]

Melksham?

Yes, I'd tend to agree with that answer, devon_metro! See http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/0/04/Melksham_station.jpg