“In 2002, an individual walked through the doors of TexaStone Quarries and said that he wanted to build a replica of Stonehenge,” said Brenda Edwards, co-owner with her husband Connie of TexaStone Quarries. “He wanted to build it on his golf course at his private residence in Montana.”

This person explained to Edwards that he and his brother had been standing on his golf course, and his brother said, “Wouldn't it be nice if Stonehenge was sitting out there?” As a result, the brothers made a bet to see if it could be built.