How Wally built his own Stonehenge.

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No Alien Tech required. Just a sound mind and willing hands.
Wally Wallington showed common sense and a very basic understanding of simple physics to do what many say requires advanced technology. If we advance our minds we may yet improve during this Human Xperiment.

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Impressive! So simple too. Wally figured out how the ancients built megalithic stone monuments! All the Academics with their wild theories....it took a blue collar retired construction worker to figure it out! Way to go Wally!

markwaters

if the History channel has taught me anything, it's that this guy had help from aliens when the cameras weren't around.

kapwns

We so often look for the complicated route where simplicity often is the answer glad this video added to body of work

davecrawford

It’s a pleasure to watch man’s ingenuity for the right reasons and not to conquer the world.

sandysmith

Shows you we do not need to be giants or nuclear rocket science to move mountains...like you said: a sound mind and willing hands!

expiringplanet

"Wally Wallington's not a scientist, but he knows a thing or two about moving rocks".

[cuts to him selling crack on the street corner]

jay

I have a friend that ran a crane for years, now an engineer. Before getting his license, he had to study all the load-bearing formulas. I asked him what he thought about the whole, "No modern machinery could build the pyramids" nonsense. He said the reason for that has to do with what the cranes are used for not with our ability to build machinery to do it. We generally make cranes thin and long because it needs to work between buildings, fit on modern roads, and lift moderately heavy things. You can't build a 30-story apartment building out of huge chunks of stone, so we don't make cranes that can lift huge chunks of stone. There are also issues with permits, building a 30-story building out of huge chunks of stone, besides the feasibility, would require a lot of time, and building permits don't extend out that far.

SandyRiverBlue

Brilliant. Goes to show we should never underestimate Human ingenuity. The ancients also had a way of almost seamlessly placing megalithic stones next to and top of eachother, wonder how they did that...like at Machu Picchu.

hiltonfleming

Amazing what can be done when the mind is applied. The universe always supply what is needed to achieve an objectef, if it is aligned with pure intention. Action is required. You fail once, you attempt another action.

marinaschreiber

I spent a lot of years in construction, I’ve always felt that there has been so much forgotten in regards to building things

dongorsegner

What the mind of man can conceive and believe, he can achieve.

saintjones

Nicely done Wolly.
Looking forward to see the final Wolly's Henge..

lynnettedeetlefs

Getting that first pebble in is a challenge

terrencesalzwedel

This man travels time in the past and saw it all. I am from East Africa where you see many Stonehenge and oblisck 79ft long and couldnt figured out how they stood it up 2 thousand years back. This man figured it out thousands miles away from where they are. UNREAL

RealSamDon

Instead of being amazed at giant stone blocks being moved this guy discovered that they were deliberately carving out stone blocks in this shape for the purpose of leverage that you won't get from a cube the pyramid stones were most likely transported like this and cut to size on site after being lifted high up into the pyramid with this shoring technique.

dino