@ObsidianUrbex As the automobile population declined, carivorous garages developed new strategies - at first growing longer legs to overtake their prey with ferocious bursts of speed. Generations later their descendants used those long legs to mimic covered bridges and returned to their ancestors' strategy of lying patiently in wait to devour unsuspecting vehicles. Here we see one of the last tattered survivors of that line. It's a gorgeous shot; rarely were they ever caught in the open.
