
Random roadside attraction

Saw this piece of homesteading
sculpture on our way home today.
It's how I'd want to live out my old age if I was a retired satellite dish.
It's how I'd want to live out my old age if I was a retired satellite dish.
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SATELLITE DISH
An experiment in architecture, that's what I call it! Our area in NE Ohio is blessed with an over abundance of old satellite dishes. I have two structures on my property built with used satellite dishes, one structure is built with a solid aluminum dish and the other is built with a aluminum mesh dish which is great for growing ivy on. I have one more solid dish, perhaps someday I will construct a sand bag structure using used dog food bags and the dish as the roof. MERRY CHRISTMAS ALL.
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zimmy
— Sun Dec 25 07:52:52 2011
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Satellite dish trellis
Ooh, you make me want an aluminum mesh satellite dish too. I wonder if it would be strong enough to hold grape vines over our head?
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anna
— Sun Dec 25 08:25:28 2011
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