Seriously, what is happening?!

Are you ready to go on a bizarre, eccentric ride, complete with videos and photos that add to this puzzling tourist attraction in an empty field in the rural town of Lincoln, Massachusetts, an hour outside Boston?

According to Mental Floss it's been nicknamed "Ponyhenge" in a reference to the bewildering Stonehenge in England.

This graveyard, or rocking horse farm, is an ever-growing collection of vintage rocking horses and hobby horses of all shapes, sizes, colors, and materials. And get this: They often appear in different formations, yet no one ever sees anyone move them around.

According to Mental Floss, these horses suddenly appeared one day some 14 years ago, and they haven't stopped. The mystery deepens, too, as not a single soul ever witnessed anyone drop off one of these toy horses.

They just appear out of nowhere and move around out of nowhere.

Ponyhenge via YouTube
Ponyhenge via YouTube
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According to Jason Allard's YouTube Channel, Abandoned From Above, this haunting graveyard is believed to have started with one toy horse in 2010.

Property owners Jimmy Pingeon and Elizabeth Graver suddenly noticed an increasing number of these toy horses appearing in their empty pasture, which continues to this day.

According to Abandoned From Above, Jimmy and Elizabeth love the mystery and are glad they don't witness their appearance or how they move around. At this point, they think of their pasture as an organic art installation, which includes in-memoriam notes on a couple of the horses.

Here's some drone videos filled with creepy music, as well as two other short videos from Ponyhenge.

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