Stonehenge II: What's up with this wacky Texas attraction?

INGRAM, Texas (NEXSTAR) — It's the sequel you didn't know Texas created. The Lone Star State's Hill Country may be a long way away from the mysterious Stonehenge monument in England, central Texas' Stonehenge II site isn't without mysteries of its own.The main mystery: What the heck is Stonehenge II and where did it come from? And what does Easter Island have to do with any of it? Why are Nature Valley granola bars so messy?The attraction, located in Ingram, is owned and maintained by the