Amberley
a Picturesque Village in the county of West Sussex
Kensington
in the county of Greater London
The Black Country
18 Of The Most Photographed Landscape Locations In England
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It was written in the 'History of the Kings of Britain' by Geofrey of Monmouth in 1136, that the Wizard Merlin built Stonehenge at request of Arthur as a monument to the Princes of Briton who lay buried there after they had been betrayed and slaughtered by the Saxons led by Hengist. This story was widely accepted until around the 16th century.
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