Sometimes, a seemingly average scene will be hiding something cool in nearly plain sight. But you may need to see a different angle or perspective in order to fully appreciate what’s on display. You never know what might be around the next corner!
Don’t worry though, we’ll make sure you get to see the cool detail in each one of these pics.
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“Beer where the label matches the location.”
When you’re enjoying a frosty glass of something directly in front of the inspiration for its label, it has to be a good sign. It might be the perfect time to buy a lottery ticket.
“This USB dead drop in a brick wall.”
I’m sure there’s a sign somewhere nearby stating what, exactly, this is for, but either way it’s mysterious. I mean, this just isn’t an architectural feature you see in much brickwork.
“Floor heating in my brother’s house.”
I’d never contemplated what floor heating might actually look like before. Turns out there’s some serious work that goes into the technology that keeps your feet toasty warm on the bathroom floor every morning.
“Jerry in the wall of a pet store.”
Tom and Jerry might not have the same cultural cachet they once did, but even those who don’t recognize this as Jerry will see that it’s a mouse in a wall, which is on-brand for mice in general.
“A bird is raising its babies in a cigarette bucket at my workplace.”
There are nicer places to grow up than inside a literal ashtray, but these birds are somehow making a go of it. Hopefully the secondhand smoke isn’t too bad.
“This store has a secret room behind one of the shelves.”
I’d like to know if this is an official part of the store or just a backroom. If it’s part of the store, do the customers who discover it get a reward?
“This woman and her hawk are hired to walk around my local town 10 hours a day to scare away seagulls.”
This pic makes me unreasonably annoyed that my high school guidance counsellor never once told me that this was a viable career path.
“Paper airplane instructions inside an envelope.”
To make a proper paper airplane you really need a fresh sheet of printer paper, not an envelope. Still, I appreciate the fact that this envelope manufacturer wants to see its paper products fly.
“There’s this fully furnished bus stop just outside my town.”
Bus stops around here are typically full of broken glass, weird smells, and even weirder people. I wouldn’t mind it if they all felt like a country cottage like this one.
“At Tillamook Air Museum, home of the largest wooden hangar ever built, intended to house US Navy blimps, someone hung up a 192-foot high basketball hoop.”
Yes, the super-high net is cool, but there’s an important question to be answered: has anyone ever drained one of these shots?
“The way this seashell has wore down in the ocean.”
Ocean currents have the power to turn stones into dust, so it stands to reason that they can absolutely decimate more delicate things like seashells. Still cool to see, though.
“We found a newt.”
Somehow, newts have never seemed interesting to me. I think I formed that opinion before realizing that some newts basically look like little dragons that can fit into the palm of your hand.
“Inside a Taylor GS Mini Guitar.”
Acoustic guitars tend to look pretty similar to one another, but on the inside, it’s another story. This looks like the lobby of some kind of avant-garde hotel from the future.
“Old garden stone broke and revealed Mary and Jesus inside.”
Sometimes, mass-produced stuff contains hidden mass-produced stuff on the inside. I don’t know why this is. I guess you’d need to ask the foreman at the place that makes this stuff.
“This wheelchair ramp is made out of Legos.”
This is maybe the coolest thing I’ve ever seen. We all know that Lego is durable and strong, so there can be no doubt that this wheelchair ramp actually functions as intended.
“This is an angle not often seen, the Pyramids are less than 10km from the closest city.”
There’s a romantic image of the Great Pyramids of Giza being located in a vast desert. They are located in a vast desert, but they have neighbors, too.
“Movers that have a heart.”
I’m wondering if this is real or if it’s a joke predicated along the lines of, “Moving is stressful, you might need a marriage counselor after.” If it’s a joke, I wonder if anyone’s ever contacted them in earnest.
“These shoes found at a thrift store with controller shaped soles.”
I think this is just a random cheap pair of shoes, but with a tread design like this, they could be a sneakerhead’s next big fashion statement.
“This gas station has a garden for a roof.”
Roofs are just big, flat, empty spaces. More of them really ought to be occupied by gardens and other fun stuff. Just look at how cool it looks from above!
“American Froot Loops are different colours than Canadian Froot Loops.”
I’m torn here. On one hand, the colors on the left look more natural and wholesome, but on the other hand, I love eating brightly colored, highly processed junk food.
