16+ Unusual Sights That People Never Expected To See That Day

Stranger still, they said it was about 20 feet above the ground and that they never would have found it if they didn't happen to look up.

This means that somebody clearly went to a lot of trouble to put it up there but why?

That's because they discovered that this poster showing what seems to be a cultural celebration was resting inside their wall all along.

If they hadn't decided to renovate, it may never have been discovered.

From the looks of it, every time we see a car tooling around on a scenic road in an ad, it's being followed by another vehicle with this huge camera rig attached to it.

It's hard to tell exactly when this was made but the fact that it's proudly proclaiming itself as the official soda of the 1988 Olympics is pretty telling.

Not to mention, it's oddly jarring to see one of these without that ubiquitous label spilling all the nutritional facts.

Since it seems like there's a pretty clean cut here, are we supposed to assume that someone overestimated their ability to cut it down?

Because thanks to the other trees holding it up, it seems like "down" was not the direction it was planning to go.

From the looks of it, it's a waste drum that was made by the Dow chemical company and somehow ended up in this clearing.

Yeah, that's definitely not the kind of thing you want just sitting around in nature.

This led one commenter to conclude that it's a young owl that fell out of the nest and needs some intervention by an animal care professional.

Unfortunately, we don't know if anyone actually called someone like that because the uploader left soon after a crowd started to gather around the owl.

For instance, someone was walking near their local market when they came across this heavily modified bike complete with speakers and LED lights.

Frankly, I just want to see what this thing looks like when it turns.

This is especially true of this rusted out bus since it doesn't appear to have any wheels anymore.

Whether it was towed here or someone scavenged everything but its frame after the fact, its presence here certainly leaves a lot of questions unanswered.

When this school locker was opened, it became clear that someone filled it entirely with empty cartons of Capri Sun.

Apparently, this was because cartons like these have to be disposed of on the floor below this one and someone thought it was easier just to stash them all here.

OK, then.

For instance, the uploader came across this lovely garden that featured some honestly cute decorations.

My favorite is that grinning Wallace from Wallace & Gromit near the top.

And considering that their dreams apparently include breeding a new kind of corgi and designing a functional manziere — or "bro", if you prefer that terminology —it appears that they're as ambitious as they are creative.

For instance, it seems that this person found a potato wedge under the hood when they tried to check their car's fluid levels.

Since they'd probably remember eating over their car's inner workings and it seems like a weird prank to pull, I'm guessing that a squirrel or something stashed that here.

This was taken in Portland, Oregon but the city of Ridgefield, Washington also claims to be the birthplace of U-Haul.

Unfortunately, this doesn't get much easier to settle when you visit the company's website.

While its says the married couple that founded U-Haul started the brand after they couldn't find a personal trailer to haul their stuff from Los Angeles to Portland, it also includes a photo backing up Ridgefield's claim without explaining why.

It's also kind of unusual to see someone use what could be their real name as a graffiti tag.

Like, just picture a really intense street mural only to see it signed by "Dave."

But while I still couldn't tell you the story behind that bus we saw earlier, others seemed pretty convinced that someone either put this here so they could either shoot at it or shoot from it.

But yeah, it seems that this person cleaned out their garage only to discover they had left an apple core behind in there a very long time ago.

Oddly enough, every commenter has tried to convince them to eat it. I'm guessing they passed on that idea.

I'm just hoping the Lego bricks don't do to wheels what they do to people's feet.

And no, this is not a mirror. We're simply looking at a trailer with both its side and rear doors open.

Since the view between them is so seamless, it almost makes the car behind the trailer seem like some kind of illusion.

But the really strange part here is the uploader came across only the loose disc for Labyrinth. That really makes it seem like someone made a point to throw it on the ground.

I couldn't tell you why, though.