In 1968, a California man began building a castle from scrap steel, bottles and old motorcycles; 20 years later it had a 74-foot clock tower

In 1968, Michael Rubel began building something that was never meant to be an ordinary home. On his family’s 2.5-acre citrus farm in Glendora, California, Rubel had already started constructing a private retreat from discarded bottles he collected from parties held by his mother.

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