Stonehenge
Wiltshire
Stonehenge is possibly the most famous stone circle in the world!
Special note for photography: It is possible to view the northern side of the circle which featured in through the perimeter fence.
Access: visitorStatus: recognisableNorthern Side
Photograph taken: 20th July 2011 by Chuck Foster
"You can see from the stone patterns that the filmed sequence was reversed for them running into the circle!"
The Pandorica Opens
Filmed: 3 Feb 2010
The Doctor, Amy and River arrive at the circle.
Additional Notes:
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The production of this section seemed to have involved reversing the filmed sequence, hence the stones look back to front!
Access: visitorStatus: recognisableSouthern Side
Photograph taken: 20th July 2011 by Chuck Foster
"This was about the best angle I could get of the stones in the configuration seen on screen - the stock shot used was much closer than vistors are allowed to go!"
The TV Movie
Filmed: stock footage
Stonehenge is sucked through the Eye of Harmony
Additional locations as the crow flies:
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Hillier Road (Planet of the Spiders): 14.19 miles.
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Damers Cottage Stable (The Awakening): 14.50 miles.
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Martin (The Awakening): 14.51 miles.
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Martin Down (The Awakening): 14.89 miles.
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Ramsbury Airfield (The Dæmons): 19.39 miles.
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Stargrove Manor (Image of the Fendahl, Pyramids of Mars): 21.38 miles.
Filming Reports:
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2 Feb 2010: Album - Filming for
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3 Feb 2010: SFX - Filming report for .
In the News:
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11 Jul 2012: BBC News - "Stonehenge visitor centre and road closure project starts"
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3 Feb 2010: BBC Wiltshire - Filming: Doctor Who at Stonehenge
Trivia:
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Stonehenge probably didn't look the way it did in back in 102AD. The circle was broken up by the Romans some time during the occupation between 55BC and 410AD, but stones were also removed by people for other buildings leading up to when it became owned by King Henry VIII!
Further links about the location:
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stonehenge.co.uk - Guide to Stonehenge
Related Stories
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Doctor Who (TV Movie) [related, still]
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The Pandorica Opens [2-3 Feb 2010]: Stonehenge
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