16 June, 2022

pods

 for outside dining


42 comments:

  1. They look like storage sheds of some kind. How does outside dining work?

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    1. People can dine there if it's raining or they can sit inside if they wish.

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  2. Is it a covid construction? Separate dining.

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    1. These pods were constructed in response to covid but lots of places use them for outside dining to get out of the rain or if the inside dining is full. People seem to like them.

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  3. Looks like they can roll you away there...::)

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  4. Interesting way to dine! Take care, enjoy your day!

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  5. ...they have popped up here too.

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  6. Pretty Cool There Mr Bill

    Cheers

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  7. Amazing! I have never seen anything like this before.

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  8. These days, they might have you living in one. These tiny house communities are growing here. Love the photo.

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  9. Hi Bill.

    That's really nice.

    Greetings from Patricia.

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  10. Es curioso. No había visto nada igual.

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  11. I think I'd like the plastic roofed one, rather than being closed in without any view to the outside.

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  12. Those are pretty cool! Would be nice and private. Wonder how the wait staff like going in and out ...particularly if it's bad weather.

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  13. I thought they were tiny caravans at first.

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  14. I think these look really attractive!

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  15. Unique dining sets! Cool idea

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  16. They have clear roofs and look like you could roll them down the bank

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  17. That's an interesting concept.

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  18. Love it.
    www.rsrue.blogspot.com

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  19. Well, I've never heard of pods for dining?

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  20. Ah, yes, another Covid adaptation. Looks like the wait staff have more walking to do. Does the food get wet if it rains while being transported?

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  21. David had the same thought I did at first glance.

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  22. Neat idea, I like them! Would be nice for Florida since the rainy season in the part of Florida I live in is from May 25 to Oct. 10.

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  23. I didn't know what they were or how they worked. Thanks for your explanations, they helped...
    Meantime I thought that they were suppliers of the 'take away'.... You are very creative!
    When it was bad, nobody took me out of the house!; )) Good afternoon, Bill

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  24. I’d like to try one of those for dining.

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  25. They look like a lot of fun :-D

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  26. That sounds like an interesting idea.

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  27. These look a bit confining, unless this is just a rear view. I don't think I'd enjoy dining in one of these myself.

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  28. Se ven geniales te mando un beso.

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  29. Something I've never seen before - how interesting.

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  30. I think the places we see on the side are openable windows and probably the top seems to open as well... Happy weekend Bill:)

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  31. Interesting! I want to see inside.

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  32. Uma imagem super interessante! Nunca vi por estes lados!
    Que fantástica ideia! Um grande abraço!
    Ana

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