The Rollright Stones, Oxfordshire

Top image is of The King's Men a 4000 year old stone circle.

Bottom left is The Whispering Knights a 5000 year old burial chamber. 

Bottom right is The King Stone. 

The Legend :
The Stones take their names from a legend about a king and his army who were marching over the Cotswolds when they met a witch who challenged the king saying, “Seven long strides shalt thou take and if Long Compton thou canst see, King of England thou shalt be”.  On his seventh stride a mound rose up obscuring the view, and the witch turned them all to stone:  the king became the King Stone;  his army the King’s Men;  and his knights the Whispering Knights (plotting treachery).  The witch became an elder tree, supposedly still in the hedge:  if it is cut the spell is broken and the Stones will come back to life.