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So if a whole car can stay hidden for 22 years, that tells me that in those 22 years, nobody swam or fished nearby. The aerial photo makes it obvious the whole
by rdiddly 7y ago
So if a whole car can stay hidden for 22 years, that tells me that in those 22 years, nobody swam or fished nearby. The aerial photo makes it obvious the whole subdivision is intercut with ponds that are obviously man-made, and they look stagnant, nasty & sad. Probably also full of pesticide & herbicide runoff(t). Everybody in the subdivision probably tells their kids to stay out of the ponds. "That's what the pool is for honey! Ponds are for poor people!" I wish Kate Wagner (mcmansionhell.com) was here.
- justinlink 7y agoIt's Florida though. It's more of a swamp than a pond. Very likely it does not have fish, but might have snakes and the occasional alligator.
- rdiddly 7y agoGators! I'm smiling at the thought.
- KingMachiavelli 7y agoI'm very curious why anyone would want a mosquito invested swamp/pond in their back yard. I guess it must be a Florida thing.
- devb 7y agoThey don't look that stagnant to me? Each one seems to have multiple inlet/outlet pipes, and the next pond over has an aerating fountain. If they were truly stagnant the car wouldn't be visible.