What is it?

[BLeafe]

I thought it was an inverted Apollo space capsule when I first saw it.

(hint: it IS government-owned)

I'll post the answer at another time if no one gets it.

[Homer Jones]

Bomb disposal truck?

[BLeafe]

Nope.

[Skipx219]

Ashphalt patching truck

[BLeafe]

Yep - it's the "Pothole Killer", as you can see on the side of the truck under the "County of Bergen" sign.

[BLeafe]

This should be pretty easy:

[Top of the Hill]

The rare pine coneus hackensackeus?

[BLeafe]

You're pretty close............... it's an original pinus coneus paramusus that was found on the grounds of the original factory - a place called "Bergen Pines".

[Homer Jones]

I would have bet a dollar that it was something that a food vendor was hawking at the Holy Trinity carnival.

[BLeafe]

I never saw one of these before, but it wasn't hard to figure it out. Of course, I'm not providing the context - which makes it easy - but if no one gets it, I provide that in two days next year.

[irons35]

thats an easy one... 

[Homer Jones]

A quarter for your thoughts.

[BLeafe]

Yup........

[BLeafe]

Besides being the entrance to 29 Linden?

I doubt anyone has seen this effect before, but it should be pretty easy to figure out.

(first seen while I was in the kitchen washing dishes)

[BLeafe]

No guesses on the above, huh?

It's fairly simple, but I'll have to get a VHS tape digitized to illustrate what it was.


Meanwhile, I shot something a couple of weeks ago that I really have no idea what it was...............a log? A capsized canoe?

A half-hour after I took the first picture, it had hardly moved, so I took another shot and blew it up as much as possible - not a log or a canoe.

An hour-and-a-quarter after the first shot, something looked different, so I took the third shot. It appeared to have broken up, but I still don't know what it was.

Any ideas?

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