Retired construction worker Wally Wallington of Flint, Michigan is moving one-ton concrete blocks over a ton each by himself without using pulleys or any mechanical equipment. He's reconstructing Stonehenge singlehandedly.
(Thanks, Marilyn!)
Building Stonehenge by hand, with gravity and sticks
Artist turns hole in wall into a tiny hallway, complete with tiny door to the abyss
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Watch a bunch of colorful blobs get squished into a perfect vinyl record
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The hand-powered scrap metal sculptures of Guillermo Galetti
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The world's smallest portable vinyl player makes an extraordinary gift, and it's nearly $20 off
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Give the gift of a reliable charge with the monster KODA PowerStation, now 30% off!
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This Japanese Knife Set is the perfect holiday gift – get it now with free shipping for much less
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