The Palettenpavillion was created by Matthias Loeberman and is made entirely of shipping pallets, tie rods and ground anchors. Prior to their new life as a pavilion, the hundreds of pallets were used to stack fruit and vegetable on at London's Covent Markets.
The first race in the Ramp Road Trotting Cup got under way a few minutes ago in perfect conditions. The track was firm and dry, but it did appear to be a one horse race.
New Zealand's Far North is very laidback, the nearest set of traffic lights at least a hundred and fifty kilometres away in Whangarei. It's an area that because of lifestyle and the local's attitude is almost detached from the rest of the country.
Way out west of Texas, about twenty miles from John Wells and The Field Lab, Jan and Jess are building their home in a simply stunning and spectacular landscape. It's easy to visit them at http://theshady80.blogspot.com/
Hopefully these images will continue to post successfully, please see the story about Joseph's Gypsy Wagons below...
Inspired by well known activist, spiritualist and builder of many gypsy wagons, Sunny Baba, Joseph Crowell who has been building buses and vans for some years, recently built this gorgeous gypsy wagon using mostly recycled materials.
