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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... and he did it all without the help of aliens!!!

Seriously though, I think this proves that earlier civilizations were quite capable of doing what many people today deem to be "impossible." It's amazing how simple his technique is yet it works amazingly well.

Awesome post..... S & F !!

Makes me wonder if the guy with the Coral Castle used this method too....

Yes yes yes!

That coral castle guy did some amazing work for sure.

Here's the link for him:

Ed's Coral Castle

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Cool stuff,
I guess that was the easy part,

Now to find out how they found the ley line it's built on and why you can draw a straight line through Washington to Baltimore to Philadelphia to New York to Boston and then straight to Stonehenge in perfect alignment.

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Thanks, I must get there someday! A few years ago I had a 6 hour layover in Miami.....still kicking myself for not going for it...

I've never been there but if I'm ever in the area I sure I hope remember to check it out.

Interestingly enough I was reading an article a while back talking about the physics involved in moving very very large objects. It was that article that used Ed the coral guy as an example.

Back to the subject of this article: I still dont see how they could lay down the top header peice across the two stones without using some type of pulley system. I mean the guy did an awesome job at laying the leg in the video. I want to the see the topper!

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Originally posted by Signals
Awesome post..... S & F !!

Makes me wonder if the guy with the Coral Castle used this method too....

I dont believed he used this method at all. I believe he used the Earth's energy's to make that place.

My question is, since he didn't show or tell how, how does he get the initial stone under the block? And for the risers, how did he get the initial wood board under it? I see how he can put extra stones under the block once one is there and ditto for the wood. Is there enough leverage in a crowbar to do it where one man could lift 22,000 lbs by himself?

Maybe it's too late in the day for me to figure it out. I'm sure I'm going to say "Duh!!" when someone tells me or I figure it out.