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Once the summer arrives, out come the caravans! It's not enough
for
these idiot boxes to clog up the roads, they insist in stopping
where
they like, and blighting otherwise unspoiled landscapes.
Parking a Boulder at least partially solves the latter problem, by
disguising the offending caravan
as a large rock. It comes in the
form of a realistically painted canvas, that contains under its outer
skin a large number of inflatable irregular shapes.
Once secure in its location the canvas is pulled into place, and the
various shapes inflated, causing it to take on the generally lumpy
outline of a large boulder. Netted sections allow light to penetrate
the interior.
Note - canvases available for every prevailing landscape colour.
Parking a Boulder
http://www.petrogly...roglyph_boulder.jpg
there are two families weekending in this scene [xenzag, Apr 18 2009]
Caravans!
http://www.seatonti...-Caravan-Park-2.jpg
without their boulder guises [xenzag, Apr 18 2009]
Field of Caravans
http://www.audubons.../images/hickory.gif
the great annual caravan Hajj [xenzag, Apr 18 2009]
YT/GV Search for Jeremy Clarkeson and Caravans
http://video.google...&resnum=4&ct=title#
[Dub, Apr 18 2009]
[link]
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(You're a piece of work [xenzag]!) Yes...boulders
are the answer. And how about some of the
boulders have large snakes coiling over them to
scare off the less brave boulders? |
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