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Building Stonehenge - This Man can Move Anything

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Wally Wallington has demonstrated that he can lift a Stonehenge-sized pillar weighing 22,000 lbs and moved a barn over 300 ft. What makes this so special is that he does it using only himself, gravity, and his incredible ingenuity.
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Wally Wallington- ... ( 2 weeks ago by Silentkill666)

Wally Wallington- gotta love that name.

you got my vote ( 2 weeks ago by shaneuk666)

you got my vote

awesome!!! ( 2 weeks ago by atomdongle)

awesome!!!

They went from the ... ( 2 weeks ago by kalclarke)

They went from the preseli hills in wales up hill, down hill, across rocky terrain maybe used a raft & floated them down the bristol channel, then on to wiltshire up hill, down hill, across rocky terrain 150 miles later they arrived. Then they needed bigger stones, nearest source was marlborough downs 19 miles away up hill, down hill, across rocky terrain? Do you really think a pepple would of worked? You pea brained yank!

How does he get it ... ( 2 weeks ago by 1wakawaka1)

How does he get it initially off the ground?

Maybe he drives ... ( 2 weeks ago by oilhammer04)

Maybe he drives wedges under one end.

We just selected ... ( 2 weeks ago by oilhammer04)

We just selected Comrade Obama. Try again later, since we don't even check citizenship that closely.

I would guess he ... ( 1 week ago by roboto999)

I would guess he used that rolling tool to get the boulder off the ground and then stuck the pebbles underneath it.

What an ass you are ... ( 1 week ago by 93sammo)

What an ass you are. A man shows part of what could have been done. Instead of appreciating and learning from it, you denigrate it because he does not have every single answer laid out for you. You are not much of a learner, are you? You are far more experienced with unfounded criticism.

Human innovation ... ( 1 week ago by 93sammo)

Human innovation and learning. That is what drives and improves our species.

dig then take ... ( 1 week ago by djbro16)

dig then take counter weights off,.. put them back on. there ya go

Sorry, this should ... ( 1 week ago by oilhammer04)

Sorry, this should have been elsewhere.

I think wedges ... ( 1 week ago by oilhammer04)

I think wedges would be easier and faster.

instead of using ... ( 1 week ago by paparazzifreak)

instead of using the pebbles to move it, he could of just rolled it on logs..

Logs are hard to ... ( 1 week ago by JayZoop)

Logs are hard to use for one person especially if the ground is bumpy.

WHAT?!?? ( 1 week ago by rrearleii)

WHAT?!??

WOW , i can hardly ... ( 6 days ago by keondahorseman)

WOW , i can hardly beliefe it ,even now i see it for my eyes
this is genius ! ! !

Just say NO! Donkey. ( 5 days ago by kalclarke)

Just say NO! Donkey.

While I respect ... ( 4 days ago by 666pandemic)

While I respect your argument and admit kalclarke's comment assumes a lot, there are questions to be asked from people who don't move rocks for a living. Only way for the layman to find out if this works is to either get a masters degree in physics or go out and try to move a one ton boulder with a pebble. I do actually believe it's possible, but I can see where clarke is coming from.

Solving Stonehenge ... ( 3 days ago by KllNG)

Solving Stonehenge (the book) actually solves part of the mystery, google it

too bad he's not an ... ( 1 day ago by ntuman)

too bad he's not an engineer. he's got a brilliant mind for it. could have invented many things

nice job! ( 22 hours ago by mrzkx)

nice job!

pure genius ( 17 hours ago by SDcuddy)

pure genius

که که خوری نکون ( 1 hour ago by navidishimo)

که که خوری نکون