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Duh wrote:

Just a thought, I saw a van the other day with a tow bar and ball on it, the owner had got hold of a bumble bee soft toy and unstitched the back of the toys head and put it over the tow ball.  The body of the bumble bee was laying on top of the tow ball shaft behind the ball with the front and rear legs dangling down on either side of the tow ball shaft.  some fine wire had been passed over the body of the toy and shaft to hold it on.

It look reall good and not doubt would make you notice the tow ball and hopefully not hit your shins on it.  Must have looked funny to anyone travelling behind the van with the legs swinging in the wind. 

The van was parked and I spoke to the owner who said he just made it up himself from a children's soft toy, but I reckon they would be a seller for anyone who made them, especially among the RV mob.   Even just a slip over head with a bit of padding inside on the rear facing side to stop anyone barking their shins on the tow ball.  



-- Edited by Duh on Monday 2nd of September 2013 08:19:23 PM


Whatever happened to the good old tennis ball cut in half.

Amazing what you see isn't it.



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Ginger wrote:
Duh wrote:

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Just a thought, I saw a van the other day with a tow bar and ball on it, the owner had got hold of a bumble bee soft toy and unstitched the back of the toys head and put it over the the tow ball.

It look reall good and not doubt would make you notice the tow ball and hopefully not hit your shins on it.

 

 

 

Whatever happened to the good old tennis ball cut in half.

Amazing what you see isn't it.


 The old tennis ball was great to keep you from getting grease on you if you walked by a little too close, but maybe the soft toy would also stop you from barking your shins on the damn thing if you do walk into it. I don't know how often i've done that over the last 40 or so years, but I can tell you it's too oftencry



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Ginger wrote:
Duh wrote:

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Just a thought, I saw a van the other day with a tow bar and ball on it, the owner had got hold of a bumble bee soft toy and unstitched the back of the toys head and put it over the the tow ball.

It look reall good and not doubt would make you notice the tow ball and hopefully not hit your shins on it.

 

 

 

Whatever happened to the good old tennis ball cut in half.

Amazing what you see isn't it.


 The old tennis ball was great to keep you from getting grease on you if you walked by a little too close, but maybe the soft toy would also stop you from barking your shins on the damn thing if you do walk into it. I don't know how often i've done that over the last 40 or so years, but I can tell you it's too oftencry

 

And that bus Ginger, I've seen some stuff like that. Has the secret yarn-bomber been to Kingaroy?biggrin



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Yes, Dog Lady, I have been to Kingaroy but not to yarn bomb.wink



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I use a knitted headband just to cover my ears. I really get earache from cold winds which were really bad in WA and SA when we toured there in 2011.  I, like other women don't need a full head cover,  but by keeping cold wind out of my ears is a great alterantive. It takes up no room and I can wear it under any hat,hoodie or raincoat  for extra protection. The knitting is a close weave and natural wool is a winner for me. 

 



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