How one man could build Stonehenge

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Stonehenge.Mysterious monuments are raised around the globe during the ancient times. How these gigantic monuments were moved over long distances and how they were constructed have baffled scientists until now.

In this video, Wally Wallington demonstrates how this is achievable by just one man. In it, he demonstrates that he can lift a Stonehenge-sized pillar weighing 10,000 kg (22,000 lbs) and move a barn over 91 meters (300 ft) single-handedly. This is achieved by simply making use of gravity and some ingenuity. Check out this amazing video.

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Anonymous said…
Fantastic!!!!
17 October, 2006 05:59
Shan said…
That is really impressive! Too bad we'll never really know how Stonehenge was constructed, or by whom. I wonder if this guy will ever wrestle the puzzle of The Great Pyramids.
17 October, 2006 21:57
Spluch said…
One thing is for certain. Unlike Stonehenge, the Great Pyramids can never be built by one person. Unless he is Superman…
18 October, 2006 09:09
Anonymous said…
I stumbled upon this story on YouTube the other day, it's pretty amazing what this guy has come up with. It also makes you wonder what people can accomplish with just a little thinking outside of the box.

Thanks
21 October, 2006 11:08
Spluch said…
I wonder what other interesting ideas does he have...
22 October, 2006 02:17
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