There’s Something In The Bushes Part II

I’ve tried everything, but simply can’t recognize the car brand from the headlights. I was pretty enthusiastic about cars as a child, and should be able to do this.

A wider view of the same room showing a better look of the cupboards.

This looks like a second kitchen to me. This would confirm, that the wing with the display windows was converted to residential use later on.

Old school books and cassette mixtapes.

“Two hands, Black and Dekker”. This doesn’t really make sense to me. Besides the brand of tools is Black & Decker.

The amount of differently colored rooms in this location was just amazing.

An old coat was still hanging in the rack, which had suffered quite a lot.

If I’m not completely mistaken, this is the porch of the original part of the building.

If I’m not completely mistaken, this is the skin of a raccoon dog.

The rooms didn’t end there. This one was a surprisingly massive house.

With loads and loads of random stuff stored inside.

The sink in the corner looks like it’s the first one of its kind in the building.

The roof doesn’t look very healthy anymore.

A closer look at the different layers of wallpaper in the room. The one with the grey and gold pattern looks absolutely fabulous.

Old cupboards with a strange, open space above them.

An empty box of dynamite, but it isn’t the strangest thing here. I’m pretty sure, that the plastic bag is to the predecessor of a store, the adverts of which I have found here. The strange thing is, that the store and village are very small, and they are around an hour’s drive away.

Back in the green room. By now I’ve done everything to recognize the headlight, but it’s still a mystery to me.

The fun fact is, that the turn signal of my summer car actually fell off that day. I really would have needed a new one. However I don’t think that one would fit.

Would the tail light solve the mystery? I don’t know. But I can’t do it either.

One more final look at the porch of the original apartment building.

And the later added business wing. What kind of a company has operated here? And what marque and model are the car parts I found? So many mysteries here.