The Flinstones’ Home Is Real [Architecture]

Aug 17th 2010
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This is the Stone House, a home inbuilt the middle of the Fafe Mountains, in Portugal, rising in the course of a wind farm. It uses to gigantic granite stones for it’s main structure, linked with cement.

I wonder whether it has a pterodactyl-operated toilet inside. [Toxel via Mymodernmet via Likecool]

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