Lostock Hall Henge

Not quite the the smallest of the magnificent 7 made from granite he certainly doesn't have a chip on his shoulders. Has a love of everything Lostock, friendly enough but don't let on if you're travelling over the border from Leyland as your visa will be revoked

Some say this ancient time worn stone monolith was constructed by the very Devil himself as a warning for people who found themselves tempted to leave Lostock Hall and wander into nearby Preston. Steeped in mystery and often shrouded by mist (from steaming dog wee) the Henge has guarded over the crossroads for nearly two weeks without any accidents happening.

Situated at the side of the Spar the Henge is open 7 days a week except Saturdays when the Henge is often recovering from a hangover.

The Henge has been rumoured to cure leprosy, heal the deaf and mildly confused and bringing fertility to dogs.

The Henge can be a full day of excitement and if you do get bored you can have a pint in the Tardy, a KFC and even get your hair cut in Lostock Hall.

What a visit put it on your bucket list

Honestly loved the visit, I've never seen something so beautiful, brought a tear to my eye

Cracking place for a picnic, perfect height if you're knelt down. Not safe for kids though - small parts are a choking hazard.

THIS ROCK!!!!!!! Just had a long day at work and I needed some scran. headed over to kfc to get a well deserved bargain bucket for me and the fam. Just as I left kfc (service was shocking, did not add to my night) I tripped over this monstrosity of a rock and my kfc went everywhere even to the road, to be ran over by a truck. Biggest disappointment of the week, worse than my divorce!

If you don't visit this, you're truly missing out!