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Mar 22, 2026 5:34 PM
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AllegedlyTonyDutch
When I visited my bestie in Galicia, I kept seeing these everywhere. They're pretty cool!
ufoara
totaleclipseofdescartes
I think that’s an Agria 9945 parked underneath
wobblecopterrrr
kinda looks like somewhere you could cure some ham etc..
Jimthebutler
I think it would feel quite peaceful to sit on that wall, near the base of the structure and chill for a bit.
alcamar
https://media3.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPWE1NzM3M2U1MGdqd2s1MG40dDgzM3l2MjJzazJyeTVmeGk5NHBoenJzODdhb3UydiZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/gas4Zcw514MwgKOnq9/200w.webp
AlterSack
Food storage? Looks like a tractor to me.
Jimthebutler
Thats what they want you to think.
alcamar
There are so many tricks like this for living without modern amenities. I wonder how useful some would be in other climates and with other flora/fauna considerations
torbtom
They (as in ”food storage on sticks”) are quite common in the Northern hemisphere, from Scandinavia through Russia and into Alaska. And Iberia of some reason.
messedabout
I knew their soups tasted a little funky at Panera bread
CouldntCakeLess
decarnatedame
One year!
cousteau
Is a panera not the same thing as an hórreo?
AllegedlyTonyDutch
According to wikipedia Hórreo seems a more common name than Panera.
cousteau
Maybe it's a regional thing, like Galicia (northwest) vs Asturias/Cantabria (north)