Build your own personal Stonehenge*, using just rocks and branches!
And while you're at it, you could make your own Shroud of Turin imitation!
(That second one is fairly old news, but it's still good stuff. And he's added more information to the FAQs over time.)
*That wasn't an intentional pun but it does remind me of this.
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2 comments:
Speaking of Nate Wilson's ShadowShroud site, have you read either of his recent novels, Leepike Ridge and 100 Cupboards?
(He also wrote Right Behind and Supergeddon, which were parodies, of course, of the LaHaye/Jenkins Left Behind books.)
Incidentally, Nate is a friend of my wife's and an acquaintance of mine.
I hadn't heard of those first two novels, no.
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