'Scuse me mate, can you move your car ?

The Running Man · 17 Feb 2019 at 23:44

Maybe...

But i was confused...

Raymond Lin · 17 Feb 2019 at 23:58

The gate is on the far side, it's black.

hughtrimble · 18 Feb 2019 at 00:02

Raymond Lin said:
The gate is on the far side, it's black.

Which is
1. Blocked by the trampoline
2. Involves driving over a strip of grass

I think? It's a really, really odd setting!

Edit: and not the same garden. Really odd.

The Running Man · 18 Feb 2019 at 00:02

Raymond Lin said:
The gate is on the far side, it's black.

Thsts someone elses garden and is fenced off with a concrete driven posts wooden fence

Raymond Lin · 18 Feb 2019 at 00:05

May be there is a gate to the left of the 2nd photo?

The Running Man · 18 Feb 2019 at 00:09

Raymond Lin said:
May be there is a gate to the left of the 2nd photo?

Thete is not its a fence on 3 sides and a house on the 4th .

Rotty · 18 Feb 2019 at 00:22

The exit procedure obviously involves the trampoline

Resident · 18 Feb 2019 at 00:23

What's the reg plate?

My guess is that it's SORN'd and they removed a fence panel to get it on there then replaced said panel.

Raymond Lin · 18 Feb 2019 at 00:26

if you look at the foot of the wall it looks like there is years of weathering on it.

Who took these photos? more sides required.

Akagi · 18 Feb 2019 at 00:27

Resident said:
What's the reg plate?

My guess is that it's SORN'd and they removed a fence panel to get it on there then replaced said panel.

But the concrete block the fence panel is mounted on? There is a foot drop on either side. Are you suggesting they drove over it with the aid of some ramps?

I think the most logical answer is that there is a Thunderbirds style system where the patio rotates and the wall retracts into the floor.

Steampunk · 18 Feb 2019 at 00:32

Acme said:
But the concrete block the fence panel is mounted on? There is a foot drop on either side. Are you suggesting they drove over it with the aid of some ramps?

I think the most logical answer is that there is a Thunderbirds style system where the patio rotates and the wall retracts into the floor.

It's just a concrete gravel board. It will pull out just like the fence panel with a bit of effort. If the car is sorned and they need it off the road, that's one way to get it into the front garden.

Resident · 18 Feb 2019 at 00:33

Acme said:
But the concrete block the fence panel is mounted on? There is a foot drop on either side. Are you suggesting they drove over it with the aid of some ramps?

I think the most logical answer is that there is a Thunderbirds style system where the patio rotates and the wall retracts into the floor.

Those blocks aren't fixed and can be lifted out as with the fence panels.

Akagi · 18 Feb 2019 at 01:02

Ah yes.

hyperseven · 18 Feb 2019 at 01:05

obviously some Thunderbirds Tracy Island-esque set up going on here, any palm trees in the vicinity?

Dr Who · 18 Feb 2019 at 01:57

Steampunk said:
It's just a concrete gravel board. It will pull out just like the fence panel with a bit of effort. If the car is sorned and they need it off the road, that's one way to get it into the front garden.

It's not a concrete board it is painted wood, look how rotten the bottom is.

Fence and board lift out, drive out car, replace fence and board.

Akagi · 18 Feb 2019 at 01:59

I think you'll find, its Dr Whom.

The Running Man · 18 Feb 2019 at 07:39

Dr Who said:
It's not a concrete board it is painted wood, look how rotten the bottom is.

Fence and board lift out, drive out car, replace fence and board.

Bottom board is indeed concrete!

I took the pics yesterday, i thought it was a little odd.

If that is your driveway though, why would you put a fixed fence up without provision for a car sized gate anyway as with a gate it would still be sorn..

Steampunk · 18 Feb 2019 at 08:29

The Running Man said:
Bottom board is indeed concrete!

I took the pics yesterday, i thought it was a little odd.

If that is your driveway though, why would you put a fixed fence up without provision for a car sized gate anyway as with a gate it would still be sorn..

It's probably not a driveway, just a front garden and they needed somewhere to get the car off the road. So they lifted a fence panel and gravel board, drove it over the kerb and stuck it on the paving slabs.

The Running Man · 18 Feb 2019 at 08:36

Steampunk said:
It's probably not a driveway, just a front garden and they needed somewhere to get the car off the road. So they lifted a fence panel and gravel board, drove it over the kerb and stuck it on the paving slabs.

Wierd isnt it as it looks like a flag stone paved driveway woth grass flanking either side. And it has a dropped curb in front.

google dice roll

Raymond Lin · 18 Feb 2019 at 08:37

The weird thing is that it looks like the fence is older than the car.