Road Bottles

[sashbar]

In some countries they use water bottles to book a parking place.

 

[BlueCobalt]

i was looking at it and thinking wtf, why are the bottles lined up? then read the discription, guess they had no bright orange cones

 

[timor]

It looks, like that are VERY friendly countries. But then maybe you pull our legs .

 

[limr33 3]

Seems about right

Now I really want to know where that picture was taken. Mu guess is in the Balkans. Am I close?

 

[sashbar]

Seems about right

Now I really want to know where that picture was taken. Mu guess is in the Balkans. Am I close?

Very close. It is Bulgaria.

 

[timor]

Did you shoot some more pictures over there ? Those stone homes and roads have great textures and patterns and interesting architecture.

 

[sashbar]

Did you shoot some more pictures over there ? Those stone homes and roads have great textures and patterns and interesting architecture.

I did some, but not much. Wooden houses there are also interesting. I will post one pic in General Gallery in a minute.

 

[sm4him]

Huh. Well, I learned something new today.

If you tried that in America, you'd most likely just end up with a lot of water bottles smashed by car tires as they park over the top of your bottle. :lmao:

 

[sashbar]

Huh. Well, I learned something new today.

If you tried that in America, you'd most likely just end up with a lot of water bottles smashed by car tires as they park over the top of your bottle. :lmao:

Well, then Bulgaria is a much more friendly country. Noone will park over the top of your bottle... because noone wants to come back and find all four tyres punctured

 

[timor]

So much for friendly country.

 

[sashbar]

So much for friendly country.

Jokes aside, it is a small provincial town where people know each other and that is why I think this method works. You would not find it in Sofia or any other big city. It is a local thing. My Bulgarian friend was scratching his head when he saw this image.

 

[Murray Bloom]

I like this image, Sashbar. It says something about small town or village culture.

 

[timor]

So much for friendly country.

Jokes aside, it is a small provincial town where people know each other and that is why I think this method works. You would not find it in Sofia or any other big city. It is a local thing. My Bulgarian friend was scratching his head when he saw this image.

You're right. I know how it works, I am from smaller city.