Yarn and old cars.

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Right, well I can't fucking sleep so let me share with you a shallow internet rabbit hole I've been peeping down.

 

The missus likes yarn (wool) in the same way as we like old toot. Apparently there's lots of other people on the internet that also like wool (I know, but we probably seem odd to them too.)

 

Within this wool obsessed microverse the missus saw something I might like and brought my attention to a hashtag doing the rounds almost relating to our interests. I in turn thought I'd stay up all night sharing.

 

If you don't know what a hashtag is or how to do an Instagram dot come, dont worry. You can still look at the pics below.

 

If you DO know what a hashtag is and you can do all the Instagram, check out #yarnandoldcars.

 

The premise is simple. Spot an old car out in the wild, find some wool in your stash that near matches the shade left on the paint and take a snap. As people do this all over the world, some interesting looking tat pops up.

 

None of the pics are mine, they're all stolen from Instagram so all credit to original posters.

 

This is what happens when odd internet worlds collide!

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