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KansDem

(28,498 posts)
Sat Jan 26, 2013, 07:24 AM Jan 2013

Mexican family turns giant rock into home



Published on Jan 23, 2013
For over 30 years, Benito Hernandez and his wife have lived in a sun-dried brick home with a huge 131-foot rock as their roof. Residents of the area make a living from the Candelilla plant, which is used largely in the chewing gum industry.


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Mexican family turns giant rock into home (Original Post) KansDem Jan 2013 OP
I wanted to see the lavatory! MrMickeysMom Jan 2013 #1
Pretty darn cool. MynameisBlarney Jan 2013 #2
My wife is from Coahuila. She recognized the hill! Xipe Totec Jan 2013 #3

MrMickeysMom

(20,453 posts)
1. I wanted to see the lavatory!
Sat Jan 26, 2013, 10:25 AM
Jan 2013

I'm sure if they constructed it as well as it looks, it must have been down stream or composted outside.

This is my definition of what a survivalist is.

Xipe Totec

(43,890 posts)
3. My wife is from Coahuila. She recognized the hill!
Sat Jan 26, 2013, 12:09 PM
Jan 2013

It's called "El Cerro del Pueblo" (The People's Hill).


Way cool!

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