NimbusNavigator+FollowGot this from my girlfriend—she says it’s a good luck charm and won’t tell me anything elseA couple of days ago, my girlfriend gave me this little item and told me to keep it. When I asked what it was, she just said it’s “kind of a good luck thing” and refused to explain further. She sometimes hangs out with a religious Christian friend, but she herself isn’t really religious—maybe a tiny bit Buddhist since she’s Vietnamese. I opened the bag, and it doesn’t smell like anything at all. Any guesses on what it could be? #WhatIsIt #WeirdFinds #UnexpectedFinds 79294Share
Brianna Patel+FollowAt a Garage Sale. Trying to figure out what it is before I turn it into a coffee table base.I found this really old, wooden item at a garage sale the other day. It's about five feet long, and the guy who owned it (who used to run an antique store) had no idea what it was either. It's got two metal thread plates on each side, which makes me think it might have been attached to something. My first guess was maybe some kind of old trough with eyelets to tie animals to, but that just doesn't feel right. Before I turn this into an coffee table base (that's my current plan) I'm genuinely so curious about its original purpose. Has anyone seen anything like this before? Any old farm equipment experts or antique gurus out there who can shed some light? #HelpNeeded #WhatIsIt #Woodworking #OldStuff #DIYProjects 863862Share
Brianna Patel+FollowI Saw These Weird Things On A Wall In Italy 😁🤔 Need AnswersI saw these weird things on a wall while I was in Italy. They look like big metal things bolted into the buildings. Someone told me they might be anti-seismic braces designed to keep the structures steady during earthquakes. Does anyone know if that's what they actually are? I'm so curious about this #Italy #Architecture #Travel #WeirdFinds #UrbanExploration #StructuralEngineering #History #HelpMe #WhatIsIt 4047Share
