Pse, hey, Smarty Pants, it's so funny running into you out here in the English countryside.

I'm just backpacking through the fields looking for a scenic backdrop for my next selfie.

Ooh, there's a cool looking spot up ahead.

Let's head over there and...

What the heck?

Is that what I think it is?

See if you can guess what it is, Smarty Pants.

It's a large circle of giant rectangular stones

standing up on end,

with other giant stones lying flat on top of them.

It certainly doesn't seem random.

What do you think it is, Smarty Pants?

If I didn't know better, Smarty Pants,

I'd say we just happened upon the world-famous monument known as Stonehenge.

I guess that would make sense.

Stonehenge is in England.

Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire, England, to be exact.

Uh, do you hear that, smarty pants? It's coming from right behind this enormous stone.

Oh, hi, don't mind me.

Oh, hi, I'm the trusty narrator, and you are? Dr. Cheryl Middleworth, archaeologist at your service. I'm just doing a little research on this amazing monument. Really? What kind of research involves pulling a gigantic stone across a bunch of logs? The kind that might finally help us understand

how whoever built Stonehenge transported all these massive stones here.

One guess is they pulled him on top of rolling logs like this.

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