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Couple build house out of 20,000 bottles

(22 Dec 2007) SHOTLIST 1. Wide shot of house whose walls are partly made of bottles 2. Set up shot of the "bottle house" and its owner and builder, Vitautas Januskevicius 3. Close up of Christmas decoration 4. Mid of family 5. Wide shot of Vitautas opening a bottle of Champagne 6. Vitautas pouring Champagne 7. Various of family toasting 8. Vitautas holding his "last will" 9. Vitautas putting his "last will" in a Champagne bottle 11. Close up pan bottle being carried into house 12. Mid interior of wall made of bottles 13. Close up of Christmas decoration 14. Vitautas adding bottle to the wall 15. Wide of family 16. Various of Vitautas adding bottle to the wall 17. Family applauding 18. Wine being poured in Vitautas' glass 19. Close up of wall made of bottles, window 20. SOUNDBITE: (Lithuanian) Vitautas Januskevicius, bottle house owner: "The first step was to work out this idea, to build the house with bottles. People usually build a house with wood. I thought I could do it. After all I did not know what to do with the empty bottles. So I decided I could use them to build walls." 21. Pan interior from wall to Vitautas 22. Mid exterior of wall 23. SOUNDBITE: (Lithuanian) Danute Januskevicius, Vitautas' wife: "One day he called me and showed how he was laying the first six or seven rows of bottles. That's how it started. I realised the house could be fine. So I told him to go ahead. I agreed, because it was his idea, not mine." 24. Wide of house COUPLE BUILD HOUSE OUT OF 20,000 BOTTLES A retired boxing coach has built a house out of 20-thousand bottles in a small village, 170 kilometres (105 miles)from the Lithuanian capital, Vilnius. When Vitautas Janiskevicius first moved to the village of Mediekiskis, he lived in a small cottage, before being struck with the idea of building his very own, unique home. But instead of using wood or bricks as his neighbours had done, Vitautas decided to use bottles. Ten years and a few thousands empty bottles later, he has nearly reached his goal. "The first step was to work out this idea, to build the house with bottles. People usually build a house with wood. I thought I could do it. After all I did not know what to do with the empty bottles. So I decided I could use them to build walls," Vitautas Januskevicius told AP Television. "One day he called me and showed how he was laying the first six or seven rows of bottles. That's how it started. I realised the house could be fine. So I told him to go ahead," said his wife Danyuta. Now, even before the house is finished, the former boxing coach is pondering an extension to his new home. The only thing that stands in his way is collecting enough bottles to finish the job. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...