So folks,
I've now been to this place, photographed it, and read what the guidestones said. I have my own idea but would suggest that you research them with an open mind and not take the word of religious conspiracy theorists. Just my 2 cents.

Also, the creator of these stones liked Thomas Paine's writings. I've now begun reading Paine's writings as well and think the man was ahead of his time; even for the 17 & 1800's.

I've posted a pic that was taken there. While this is not a paranormal shot, it is not your typical place. The creator of the stones, it is said, visited Stonehenge before having the Georgia Guidestones built.

Imagine where the world would be now, if the ancient druids which built Stonehenge would have been schooled in the art of brick making. I can only imagine the structure which would have ensued.

crystalcross wrote:


I agree. It would be interesting to know the truth of who actually built Stonehenge.

You have intrigued me to look into these guidestones more. Its a very interesting story and I feel there are some people who know the secrets of the universe and just never tell them, out of fear they will fall into the wrong hands. This is a wonderful picture of the guidestones and I'm sure you had an amazing experience while you were there. I will definetly have to try and see these myself someday. Did they give off any kind of energy? Anyway, I am also interested in reading some of Thomas Paine's writings as well now. Thanks for the new avenue of brainstorming.