Alone on the windswept Salisbury Plain in southwest England stands the great megalithic site of Stonehenge. Dated to about 3,500 BC, these ancient stones still map the changing of the seasons, predict the phases of the Moon, and continues to keep a sense of order to Earth's place in the scheme of things. On a rainy night in the late fall, the sky burst open to reveal a sense of that order, and that order was reflected everywhere. "Did you see that"?, asked the Druid.