"A persistent rumour, both in Amesbury and among former members of the Royal Flying Corps, insists that the military wanted to have Stonehenge torn down too, as an impediment to low-flying aircraft."--Christopher Chippindale, *Stonehenge Complete* (4th edition 2012), p. 175
Chippndale adds in a footnote (p. 307): "At least, l can find no record of any formal application. I guess it was talked about in the mess, and perhaps towards the end of a social evening began to seem a serious proposition. If it was ever formally proposed, it did not get very far."
To highlight the risk I have included this fine Edwardian example of photoshopping
Chippndale adds in a footnote (p. 307): "At least, l can find no record of any formal application. I guess it was talked about in the mess, and perhaps towards the end of a social evening began to seem a serious proposition. If it was ever formally proposed, it did not get very far."
To highlight the risk I have included this fine Edwardian example of photoshopping