Photo/s of the day. House transportation.

[moonvoice]

Today they blocked off some of our house to get some big trucks down there for the purposes of moving a pre-manufactured house section onto a pre-existing house.
They were kind enough to give us a flyer about it letting us know that it was happening.
And we were like bzuh? They're whatting a what?

Comments

[redsixwing]

It always boggles me that people can just do that.

[moonvoice]

It's pretty freaking amazing!

[white_rabbit]

That is amazing. Instant addition!

I'm also convinced the sky just is bluer in Australia. *nods*

[moonvoice]

Actually, theoretically, it is, due to a few reasons: exceptionally low pollution in comparison to most other western countries (or maybe even all other western countries) keeps pollution particles that cause haze and discolouration to a minimum. The flattest continent on the planet gives a greater illusion of 'large' skies, which contributes to the overall effect. And for a while, something to do with the hole in the ozone layer as well; which used to sit over Perth.

[white_rabbit]

Well then! Learn something new every day. :D Thank you!

[ariestess]

That kind of thing just fascinates the hell outta me...

[enigmaticmagpie]

That is fascinating. O.O

I <3 Tonka

[perzephone]

I've always had a love for big machinery. I probably would have been right up in the middle of that action :)

[tangledaxon]

Wow, that's so cool!

[shimmerhawk]

That crane thing is amazing! I would be pretty surprised if I looked outside and saw something like that too, haha.

[goth_kittie]

Hee :) This reminds me of a tv show I watched. It was an episode of "Grand Designs" from the UK, where these people had their entire house manufactured in Germany like lego. :) They built the whole thing in 7 days! Imagine if you were the neighbour and you went away for week.... LOLs! :)