When I was rambling through the Utsunomiya downtown, one anonymous building caught my eyes. My first thought was that this metallic snail-looking thingy was a ladder. But I was wrong!
When I got closer to it, "organic" smell got stronger (Thank God that it was winter). This metal object adjacent to the building turned out to be a long and spiral slide to the trash bin! How intelligent, or let's say, lazy the designer of this building was!
This is a Outdoor Wednesday #160 and Sky Watch Friday entry.
Prettiest trash disposal apparatus that I've ever seen...makes a real cool photo too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful trash slide disposal thingie!
ReplyDeleteWow great sky!
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Enjoy SWF ,
Regina
Fantastic view up.
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wow - that is crazy cool!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting building part especially from this point of you!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend Yoshi!
Incredible and somehow impossible... reminds me of artwork by M.C. Escher.
ReplyDeleteVery creative angle for your photo! I wonder how many people watch their trash slide down all the way to the bottom. I think it would be more fun for people at the top floor than the first floor.
ReplyDeleteGreat angle, great shot.
ReplyDeleteWow for the image you made, and wow for the idea of the spiral waste disposal! Great post Yoshi :^)
ReplyDeleteWow, this is something special! I wonder whose idea it was to build it like that. Thanks for showing!
ReplyDeleteThat's quite unique! Although I'm rather pleased it's not a common place structure.
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