Did you ever drive by a location with some large object up high
and wonder, “What is that car (boat, trailer, or AUUUGH! a DUMPTRUCK! etc.)
doing up there?”
This category is for waymarks of objects that normally
reside on the Earth, but are permanently raised up high. Usually it is
placed by a business that is advertising what products they sell by placing one
of those products on a tall pole or rooftop to act like a 3-dimensional sign. Sometimes
it is an artist that places the object “up high” to challenge “everyday
reality”.
Objects should be placed high enough to serve as a sign or
other eye-catcher. The object can be on a roof or as many supporting poles as necessary.
Exclusions include things normally seen at the tops of poles
i.e. power lines, cell towers, mailboxes and traditional signs. Also
excluded are display aircraft that are placed on pole to imitate a sense of
flight. Temporary billboards will
not be included.
ACCEPTABLE (things not normally seen that high):
- Trucks
- Trailers
- Cars
- Elephants
- Road Roller
- Vacuum Cleaners (uh....vacuum cleaners?)
UNACCEPTABLE (things normally seen on rooftops, poles or in the
air):
- Mailboxes (the airmail boxes just aren't that funny
anymore)
- birdhouses
- Power Lines
- Cell Towers
- Aircraft
- Signs
- Lights
- Solar Arrays
- Temporary displays