utterly random picture thread.

[Yorick]

Looks like something off Top Gear

[gremlin]

Looks like something you'd see off your face on some Top Gear

Corrected for you.

[mangocrazy]

I do like the bay windows. It's a bit like an ornamental Folly with wings.

[Count Steer]

It's an April Fool/'Photoshop' thing isn't it?

It's a standard tram with wings that was supposed 'to avoid traffic congestion'.

[Taipan]

It's an April Fool/'Photoshop' thing isn't it?

It's a standard tram with wings that was supposed 'to avoid traffic congestion'.

It wasn't the plane side of it that was its undoing, it was mounting the aerial powerlines...

[Horse]

It's an April Fool/'Photoshop' thing isn't it?

It's a standard tram with wings that was supposed 'to avoid traffic congestion'.

It wasn't the plane side of it that was its undoing, it was mounting the aerial powerlines...

In-flight refuelling, innit

[gremlin]

Early prototype of the Airbus A380.

And about as successful.

[Skub]

Newborn Hare is Kung Foo master already.

[Skub]

Goes up to 11 metres.

[Felix]

[Mussels]

I thought the tree in the foreground was in an interesting plant pot

[Horse]

I thought the tree in the foreground was in an interesting plant pot

Styled on His'n'Hers outside dunnies?

[Count Steer]

Shouldn't the pampas grass be in the front garden?

[Felix]

Shouldn't the pampas grass be in the front garden?

They are in there 80's and had a good laugh when i told them about the Pampas meaning. That was a well kept garden but they got old and the council will only cut the grass for them and they cut round any furniture rather than lift/move it

[Felix]

Weird, it looks like a clever photoshop where the bottom half is a row of British gardens and the top half is Kenya.

Its not as clear as watching it as that was the red from the evening sun going down what was looking rather nice. It was also heavy rain most of the day and the smells were adding to the ambiance.

[JamJar]

It's the trees that do it, those look like they're in Africa, I can't remember what they're called but they have a pale bark and flat canopy.

Yes you nailed it, African Acacia trees have that characteristic flat top. I think the ones in the picture might be Stone Pines.

[Count Steer]

It's the trees that do it, those look like they're in Africa, I can't remember what they're called but they have a pale bark and flat canopy.

Yes you nailed it, African Acacia trees have that characteristic flat top. I think the ones in the picture might be Stone Pines.

And completely stripped to the height of a stretched giraffe underneath? (Not the ones in Scotland, obvs ).

[cheb]

It's the trees that do it, those look like they're in Africa, I can't remember what they're called but they have a pale bark and flat canopy.

Yes you nailed it, African Acacia trees have that characteristic flat top. I think the ones in the picture might be Stone Pines.

And completely stripped to the height of a stretched giraffe underneath? (Not the ones in Scotland, obvs ).

That's how far the locals can jump for free winter firewood.

[Yorick]

Yes you nailed it, African Acacia trees have that characteristic flat top. I think the ones in the picture might be Stone Pines.

And completely stripped to the height of a stretched giraffe underneath? (Not the ones in Scotland, obvs ).

That's how far the locals can jump for free winter firewood.

Technically there's more wood at the bottom. Granted, you'll need a chainsaw. But the point still stands.

[Taipan]