At 1380m of elevation on the summit plateau of the Rock and Pillar Range, Stonehenge is an aptly named rock formation surrounded by extensive tussock lands. In winter, it's a paradise for snow-shoeing and cross-country skiing. I visited the place shortly after a southerly blast in June 2009. After scouting the site in bright daylight, I took advantage of the full moon to walk to the rock by night, then took photographs through the dawn and the sun rise.