The 15 million pound Lotto Super Saturday jackpot must be won this Saturday.

Or thousands of you will win a share of the prize.

But who will it be?

Maybe Raj, watching the racewalk and thinking I could do that.

Well speed walk down the shop and get yourself a ticket.

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This week's podcast travels to one of the world's most famous monuments.

Huge stones weighing up to 40 tons each.

Great Sarsen trialathons, a place that speaks of massive intent, tracking the light,

the planets and time. After 5,000 years it still has the power to put us all in our place. I'm stepping out across Britain to discover 100 remarkable

places that have shaped you, me and the whole world.

I'm Neil Oliver and this is my love letter to the British Isles. Shiles.

In the last podcast we walked with the spirits of our ancestors when you took us to Wiltshire and the incredible West Kennett Longborough. Where are we now?

We're staying in Wiltshire, exploring one of the historical wonders of the world, a place that's still revealing its secrets

5,000 years after work on it first began. It's Stonehenge.

Like most people, I think the first approach to Stonehenge is almost guaranteed to be something other than you would have expected. Everyone approaches it via the A303 and invariably you approach it from a distance and when you first see it the stones are small and most people, myself included first sight you say, oh it's so much smaller than I was expecting.

But then you park the car and by whatever route you take you finally approach the stones and if you get the opportunity to get close to the stones

if you get up close say oh, say, close enough to touch them.

They become overwhelming.

They have an overwhelming power, even after 5,000 years, they exert a powerful force on the human imagination.

So you go from, it's a strange experience, I first went to see Stonehenge when I was a second year or

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