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Artist Mark Cline built a foam Stonehenge replica in 2004; it later moved to a Virginia farm

Source: Times of India
Category: General
Region: General
Published: October 24, 2026 at 05:30

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In 2004, Mark Cline constructed Foamhenge, a whimsical replica of Stonehenge, to entice tourists. After more than a decade in Natural Bridge, Virginia, it needed to relocate in 2016 due to park land developments. Foamhenge found a new home at Cox Farms, debuting during the 2017 Fall Festival, where visitors can enjoy specific viewing hours throughout the event.

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