"Zorg" (on the left) is the Dutch word for care - a branche that has been very much in focus these last few years, due to Covid-19 of course - and I'm pretty confident that I don't need to explain the other phrase (partially blurred by me, but on Maps it actually shows what you think it shows).ĭo you have any idea what is really on display here (especially the 1st and 4th one), please do let me know in the comments.Since its inception, Google Street View has been an endless source of entertainment for the terminally bored. Or might this be near to the Stihl or Makita headquarters?Īnd finally another man-made construction, or rather message on some farmland. Number 4 must be a factory where cigarettes are produced, right?Īnd then there was this one: whoever is resposible for drawing the roads in this area had probably watched The Texas Chainsaw Massacre the night before. Up next is probably the building where - when considering the shape of it - the guy lives who invented Wi-Fi (whereby the construction workers made a small mistake in the bottom one - hey, it's Monday for everyone sometimes) Number 2 seems to be some man-made construction in a field, perhaps meant as a maze? Pentagram lovers will most certainly like it! Perhaps it is some kind of training site for pilots to practice hitting the bullseye? I have no idea what this dartsboard-like patch of asphalt is meant to be used for.
I have been taking screenshots along the way, enabling me to now share some of them with you.
Doing just that makes the Maps user stumble upon some amazing images that (s)he can only wonder what the story would be behind them. In recent months, I have been highly motivated to scroll around on Google Maps in satellite view, as I was hunting for missing roads (you can read all about it here, or listen to the podcast episode on that topic here).
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