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STONEHENGE, WILTSHIRE, UK: Dawn at Stonehenge from where English Heritage live-streamed the Summer Solstice around the world. Normally the charity welcomes around 10,000 people to the ancient stones to mark the occasion, but due to the coronavirus pandemic the usual celebrations could not take place this year. Instead more than 3.6 million people watched it via English Heritage’s social media channels. Stonehenge and many more English Heritage sites will re-open to the public on Saturday 4 July 2020. For more information, visit www.english-heritage.org.uk

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Picture date Sunday 21st June, 2020.
Picture by Christopher Ison. Contact +447544 044177 chris@christopherison.com
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STONEHENGE, WILTSHIRE, UK: Dawn at Stonehenge from where English Heritage live-streamed the Summer Solstice around the world. Normally the charity welcomes around 10,000 people to the ancient stones to mark the occasion, but due to the coronavirus pandemic the usual celebrations could not take place this year. Instead more than 3.6 million people watched it via English Heritage’s social media channels. Stonehenge and many more English Heritage sites will re-open to the public on Saturday 4 July 2020. For more information, visit www.english-heritage.org.uk<br /> <br /> EDITORIAL FREE TO USE IMAGE SUPPLIED BY ENGLISH HERITAGE<br /> <br /> Picture date Sunday 21st June, 2020.<br /> Picture by Christopher Ison. Contact +447544 044177 chris@christopherison.com