Mystical Horizons
Mystical Horizons, located near Carbury, North Dakota on the Scenic Byway on North Dakota Highway 43 near the North Dakota and Manitoba border, is intended to represent a 21st-century Stonehenge. It consists of six pink granite walls of varying heights that also function as a working solar calendar. The structure was built in 2005.
A plaque (photo 1 in external links) reads "Dedicated to Jack Olson's vision of a Century 21 Stonehenge" and lists the building partnerships.
September sunset at Mystic Horizons
External links
- Dedication Plaque
- Peace Garden Area Attractions
- Photo of Mystical Horizons
- Wide view of the pointing tube and celestial calendar
- Plaque describing Mystical Horizons
- North Star Pointer
- Plaque Describing Sighting tube
- Solar Calendar
- Plaque describing the Solar Calendar
- Sundial
- Plaque describing the sun dial
- Photo of the Winter Solstice by Helen Arneson
- About Jack Olson
- John Olson (son) remembrance
Coordinates: 48°56′55″N 100°31′24″W / 48.94861°N 100.52333°W
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