SOLAR SHRUB; THE ANSWER TO THE ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE

REPOSTED FROM; http://dornob.com

Consider the far-reaching possibilities of this piece, usable for anything from camouflaged hunting cabin-on-wheels (that can actually chase game!) to suburb-oriented homeless shelters that fit in perfectly with the well-groomed shrubbery of a conventional cul de sac. A small camera is the hidden secret to driving this offbeat, plant-bedecked box that lacks an otherwise-vital windshield.

Justin Shull – creator of the Porta Park and Hedge Trailer- is no newcomer to the world of living green on the road via mobile plant life, but as camouflaged ‘green cars’ go this may be his best work yet. It bridges the gap between suburban style and urban mobility in a unique and hilarious way. After all, it can be hard to hide in the suburbs compared to the streets of a big city – but driving around in one of these would make you fit into the scenery far more easily.

For being something so close to a complete farce, this relatively irrational idea manages to touch on hot-button issues of modular living, mobile homes, green design, eco vehicles and throws in a healthy dash of the absurd to bring it all together. Who knows, it is so silly it just might sell – should it ever go into mass-production.

(COULDN'T YOU JUST IMAGINE CRUISING THROUGH THE Z-POC IN ONE OF THESE! this brings up an interesting question just how smart are zombies. frankly speaking plant (no pun intended) this bad boy in any yard in American and us thinking breathing humans would probably never notice it. so will stinkers be any smarter. it looks like it just a lightweight frame attached to an electric go-cart and decked out to look like a bush. with some cameras so you can drive it. seams easy enough to make and you have a solar panel to charge the battery so you could go forever. it sounds pretty quite in the video. i thought this was a hoot and a half what about you guys?)