After having found that enchanted FIAT 124 Spider in February 6, 2011 under a huge blackberry bush in the town of Schwäbisch-Hall, recent weekend we discovered again an "automobile Briar Rose".
Not really difficult to see it's an old VW beetle.
This snookums sleeps under a layer of blooming clematis plants of different colours.
The open driver's door invites you to come a little closer and to cast a glance into the interior of this automobile dearie - or what remained of it.
This eye of a headlight has the blues, hasn't it?
;-))
The old beetle shows the city coat of arms of Wolfsburg (= wolf + burg / castle) - the headquarters of the Volkswagen AG - on his front boot lid.
What a dignified final resting place for such a car!
In the middle of a huge gardens, where they cultivate different rose and clematis varieties.
R.I.P.
Oh my, automobile art from you, Uwe. ♥Beetle, ♥this post very much, danke indeed:)
AntwortenLöschenUwe, you never fail to find such unique sights...loved this post.
AntwortenLöschenThese are such wonderful photographs. Who knows what good times were had in those cars back in the day.
AntwortenLöschenA while ago, I came from dict.cc to your blog. This was the entry that was current. What I found to be an amazing coincidence was that I have spent eight months in SHA over the past five years.
We have a very modest VW museum in Coombs BC Canada. I help with the website and hoped you would share your pictures of this beautiful art bug on our site. Please let me know or visit funbugz.com
AntwortenLöschenAgain, wonderful pictures
Thank you
Doree