Crazy scientist builds a yellow submarine in the heart of a grove of trees
Crazy scientist builds a yellow submarine in the heart of a grove of trees
Because the world is full of crazy adventures, a couple built a two-storey yellow submarine, in the heart of a green forest near their home in New Zealand, they rent for adventurous lovers.
Keith Lo flock and his wife Jain, a nurse, live on a 100-acre area in Mar ton City, located on the northern island of New Zealand.
The idea of building the submarine, which took a year to complete, was the brainchild of the world, Keith Lo flock, a Scottish origin, when he found the first part that would help them build the submarine, a silo made of fiberglass, by accident through an online auction site For one dollar.
After the couple traveled to pick it up, they realized that they had to pay $320 to deliver that exotic piece to their farm.
The husband pointed out that the hardest thing they faced was that he had no idea how to build a submarine, but he saw the books in an attempt to discover, and the first step was to paint them in yellow, no one wants to stay in a submarine with a grey color.
The construction of the submarine is commissioned using a collection of items obtained through online auction sites, as well as a worn-out kit in the barn, $20, 000.
The submarine allows full-board accommodation, compared to $130 per night, which is equivalent to $4 thousand a month, and the submarine has a large crowd, and the guests who come to stay say it is like returning to their childhood.
The submarine, which is located inside a red wood orchard on a farm in Mar ton, has an old fan and solar panels that provide power to it, as well as a satellite-TV dish.
