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February 13, 2006 8:03 PM

Stonefridge- A replica of the famed megalithic monument done entirely in refrigerators by artist and independent filmmaker Adam Horowitz (not to be confused with the Beastie Boy), done entirely in Albuquerque. The sculpture is so massive that it now can even be seen on Google Earth. It has also been a backdrop for a music video. (via GoogleSightSeeing)
posted by Uther Bentrazor (22 comments total)

Stonefridge -- where the onions dwell, where the cream cheese lives, and it does live well
posted by brain_drain at 8:11 PM on February 13, 2006

Done entirely in Albuquerque? Is the city big enough?
posted by brundlefly at 8:12 PM on February 13, 2006

My house is so massive that I can see it on Google Maps, too!
posted by mrnutty at 8:27 PM on February 13, 2006

reminds me of Foamhenge, in Rockbridge County Virginia. Life size replica of Stonehenge sculpted [?] in foam
posted by ohshenandoah at 8:29 PM on February 13, 2006

Shouldn't it be Fridgehenge?
posted by Jawn at 9:05 PM on February 13, 2006

As usual, we in New Zealand were way ahead of you.
posted by i_am_joe's_spleen at 9:05 PM on February 13, 2006

Santa Fe actually, the old dump.
posted by filchyboy at 9:07 PM on February 13, 2006

See also.
posted by i_am_joe's_spleen at 9:08 PM on February 13, 2006

What mrnutty said.

Also, google maps isn't quite google earth I believe.
posted by Edgewise at 10:10 PM on February 13, 2006

Cars are also so massive they can be seen on Google Earth.
posted by Citizen Premier at 10:13 PM on February 13, 2006

Canonical list of Stonehenge Metaphorms (it pays to increase your word power)
posted by Rumple at 10:14 PM on February 13, 2006

I was just out at the site on Saturday to take photos of it (on my website now). It's starting to fall apart faster than Mr. Horowitz can build it - vandalism mostly.

By the way, it's in Santa Fe, 60 miles north of Albuquerque.
posted by Qubit at 11:20 PM on February 13, 2006

Whoops.
posted by Uther Bentrazor at 11:51 PM on February 13, 2006

I'm with Jawn, " Fridgehenge"
posted by wtfchuck at 12:20 AM on February 14, 2006

Of course it should be "Fridgehenge". After all, there's a Woodhenge very near Stonehenge.

From dictionary.com:
Henge: a prehistoric circular area with standing stone or wooden pillars and often enclosed by a bank or ditch, possibly used for rituals; also called henge monument

Also, I think Google Maps and Google Earth are equivalent now.
posted by salmacis at 12:43 AM on February 14, 2006

And then there's Nebraska's own Carhenge.
posted by Astro Zombie at 1:46 AM on February 14, 2006

mrnutty's a bragger.
posted by wsg at 3:09 AM on February 14, 2006

I am impressed. I like it. Thanks, b_d, for the 'Tap ref.

'Fridge Farm: "....pokin' your Egg Shelf."
posted by toma at 3:26 AM on February 14, 2006

I am surprised that no one has posted the roadsideamerica.com list of various "henges". So...here you go.
posted by Qubit at 7:57 AM on February 14, 2006

Gee, everyone's said everything that I was going to say. Just thought I'd share that.
posted by spock at 8:29 AM on February 14, 2006

In addition to beating Albuquerque to all important fridge henge technology by several years as already mentioned, we've also built a decent full scale working replica of stone henge, recalibrated for it's location in New Zealand.

You know, in some areas people going about their daily business are so massive they can be seen on Google Maps.
posted by The Monkey at 1:59 PM on February 14, 2006

done entirely in refrigerators and Albuquerque
posted by squarehead at 3:17 PM on February 14, 2006