Building Stonehenge - This Man can Move Anything

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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Science & Technology

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• Stonehenge
• lift

[Paucce]

I went out for a smoke and missed a frame.

[jssemi]

Watch the video here instead which actually works

watch?v=uYQBDhkBfr0

[xPhantom82]

this is terrible why would you evan upload it?

[MrLivePositive8]

Ha! This is just audio...

[Revival1969]

And there were no roads to take the weight of the massive stones when stonehenge was supposedly built. Then there's baalbek in Lebanon, 1000+ ton blocks placed on top of a hill (one of the stone block weighs over 1400 tons). and quarried miles away, oh and perfectly aligned.

[Revival1969]

Rofl try doing that with a rough hewn uneven block of granite weighing over 50 tons then

[Steveraxx]

I was responded to superciliously. It is all about the coefficient of drag, to wit, the guy who riposted me about 50-slaves, that is just dull. Really, incredibly, dull.

[irynadearina]

@Steveraxx Give the man 50 slaves and he won't need roads. It is impressive - ONE MAN

[irynadearina]

Nova couldn't do it with all their scientists. Retired construction worker does it. There is a parallel in the political world. The educate elitists want to tell everybody how to live because they know better.

[Steveraxx]

Huge problem! There was not stone roads on the way to Stonehenge, the path was dirt. So, good attempt to explain the moving, but no, it is not the answer.

[itsjustameme]

It does require a flat surface though.

[Vandraedaskald]

a radio reportage or a joke ?