Ponyhenge — Attraction in Lincoln

Just a fun little phenomena,if you are in the area, do stop by! Who knows who started it, or who curates this odd collection of hobby horses on the edge of a field? Those who visit it more than once will talk of how the arrangement changes from one visit to another. New horses appear, and old ones disappear. Sometimes they are nose-to-tail going around in their circles. In this visit, they were all facing inwards. While the overall impression is funny enough, it is the little messages written on some of them that make this place really stand out. It's a memorial to the goodness that still can be found in people, shared anonymously with others. And all set on a winding back road with some lovely scenery, and beside a field that on this July day was full of Queen Anne's lace and...

I heard about this place through a colleague. The ride out is beautiful. The town of Lincoln is lovely - pretty town with small farms. As I drove up I was greeted by about 30 sheep yelling at me from the other side of the road - so funny. Apparently no one knows how or why this started. I think in my head I was expecting large rocking horses but they are kids toys so they are smaller than they look in pics. I threw my drone up to capture some aerial shots and took a bunch of pics. It is both creepy and cool at the same time. Parking is limited on the side of the road. 4 stars - I would go if you need a destination but it is a quick look and...

I married my bag of gravel here.

The ponies were well behaved and also correctly airdropped where they should be, nice and neat!

I dip pretsills in contact cement for the flavor and texture.

Should I set up a GoFundMe for the dying fish in my Disney Infinity Mr. Incredible figurine and Shaq-theme koi pond?

The ponies here are not real and I wish that was better articulated, but that’s not a big issue!

Nostril horn...