Montecitohenge Stonehenge, Manhattanhenge— and now— Montecitohenge. Sun blazing down Jewell Place blinding my eyes as I pace toward Rengstorff Ave on hour walk to ballroom dancing in July. New Age groups came to Stonehenge on Summer Solstice to watch sunrise. Crowds gather for Manhattanhenge on May 29-30 and July 12-13 seen best at 34th and 42nd Street as it's 30o off for Solstice viewing. One summer the Ionians saw Socrates standing still gazing at the Sun lost in thought from sunrise to sunrise. Likewise, Dante says Beatrice's pure heart lets her stare steadily at the Sun like an eagle's gaze on light of a thousand splendors. "Give thanks, give thanks" Beatrice tells Dante as they enter the Sun's sphere. May I do as well letting the Sun's bright warm rays wash over me. Sun's blessings will make my feet lighter when I dance tonight— Will my partners feel this bliss as I swirl them around the room like Fred Astaire waltzing Ginger? No need to mention others— Enjoy this moment— merging with the Sun's luminous Oneness.       Peter Y. Chou       Mountain View, 7-11-2018 Summer Solstice Sunrise at Stonehenge Manhattanhenge 42nd Street Montecitohenge Mountain View, 7-2-2018 Montecitohenge Mountain View, 6-28-2018