Should visits to stone circles be subsidised?

See HERE, a picture of the recent event at the Boscawen Un stone circle in Cornwall – “A cry of peace for a world in conflict …….”

How refreshing! A gathering at an ancient stone circle that didn’t involve disrespect, overcrowding, boozing, drugs, arrests or stone-climbing – just a harmless use of the site that didn’t necessitate any official involvement or security measures or cost to the taxpayer. Typical in fact of the low-key way in which tens of thousands of real enthusiasts use ancient sites up and down the country every day of the year.

Hurrah for the quiet majority! To make things perfectly fair, shouldn’t they be given taxpayers’ money by English Heritage to facilitate their visits?