In honor of Earth Day, I wanted to share these awesome mobile and modular gardens from BacSac. {If only we could have gardens on top of our cars!}
mobile garden…
In honor of Earth Day, I wanted to share these awesome mobile and modular gardens from BacSac. {If only we could have gardens on top of our cars!}
LOVE this kids faces!
~elizabeth
that is so cool!
What is with that kid in the back seat’s FACE. HAHA
This is awesome! It’d be pretty neat if we could do that and share with other travelers!
ha ha, cute and funny pic. happy earth day to you.
haha so cute!
Those kids look so excited – and you can’t really blame them.
HAHAHA. This is hilarious! Is this real?
Fabulous pick for a day like Earth Day. 🙂
Bre
Such a perfect Earth Day pic to find on your blog!
Love that old beat up fiat. So want to drive a fiat again. Had a lot of fun in the one I used to drive. The idea of putting a garden on top is pretty funny, and look at them squashed in. Fiats have a sunroof.
This is the best!
ditto about the facial expression 😀 the faces, the car, the size of that garden.. too cute! perfect picture
cloudships
cute yellow little car…and the mobile garden is clever!…agree.the faces inside the car looks funny..looks like a fun pic!
haha, this is so funny! made me smile 😀
Even though it would probably increase drag on the car and therefore increase petrol consumption… I like it!
Above comment – lol, so true!
It’s a cute pic. and an innovative idea, only it looks like it might fall off the side at any moment! If you’re traveling behind and you don’t wreck, you might get some free herbs!
Wow. Design literacy seriously needed here. I agree with Georgia.
If you check out BacSac and do the math, the model he’s strapped to his car carries about 1,000 pounds of soil. Those sprouts don’t have a hope in offsetting the Fiat’s emissions.
ha! this is hilarious. love it!
super rad – i love it! i came across a mobile urban gardening proposal lately that i hope comes to fruition (as it were…): http://www.smart-urban-stage.com/blog/future-of-the-city/crowded-cities/ seems like such a brilliant (and really quite practical) solution to green up densely populated urban spaces.