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wow, that was fast!

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Video still works for me (tried it twice)...His replica is impressive to be a one-man construction; but missed the whole point of Stonehenge (and it's predecessor) - his has no astronomical alignments etc. (or hippies!)

discard? eh? It works fine.

works fine, amazing!

Well, what about the top spanning blocks then? How the heck do you get those up?

Yea i was wondering about the top blocks myself.

I imagine that using the technique he's already used for lifting the blocks he could eventually get a block above the standing blocks' height.

Impressive. I saw a house builder get a 400 pound glue-lam out of his truck, downstairs and up onto my ceiling once with no helpers. Lots of balance tricks like this.

*in awe* that was amazing to watch!!

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I saw this in my phyisics class, heh our teachers a rocket scientist. No really he is lol.

This video kicks arse.

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*science *nature *howto

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I disagree with her opening statement that he is not a scientist.

This is some be-a-u-tiful *engineering. Major KUDOS to this man.

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Proof that brawn and brain can work together. Also, maybe Wally should call it 'StoneWall'

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