Today is the first day of summer - the summer solstice. And in the UK, New Agers and modern day Druids are celebrating at Stonehenge, the grounds of which are open only twice a year - on the summer and winter solstice. Meanwhile, here in Colorado, my guess is that the place that celebrates the summer solstice the most is Boulder, a community often referred to as "25 square miles surrounded by reality." I took the photograph above at Boulder's Chautauqua Park, located directly beneath the Flatirons, showing what I believe to be modern day witches, celebrating the solstice before that evening's human sacrifice, a semi-annual event which is never reported by the Boulder Daily Camera. Are they bribed, or just scared? Most definitely they are scared. Very scared.
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