Google Maps Street View has photographed two men involved in a highly bizarre activity. The pair were snapped by the Google car outside a house which is believed to be in the USA. They seem to be enjoying themselves on the front lawn of the property – but in a rather unusual way. The two men appear to be in the middle of a fight yet it doesn’t look to be an ordinary tussle.
One of the men – dressed in a baggy black T-shirt, jeans and a hat – seems to be wielding some sort of weapon-like object.
The long, black and yellow article is held above his head with both arms as he lunges forward.
He looks as though he is about to strike his pal with the unidentifiable ‘weapon’.
The other man – wearing long beige shorts and a pink T-shirt – is also stepping forward as he faces his comrade.
His right arm is thrust forward as though he is in the middle of charging forwards.
The faces of both are blurred out by Google to protect their identity. However, it looks as though the man with the ‘weapon’ could be smiling.
This suggests the combat could well be an orchestrated one and the men are simply keeping themselves entertained.
Of course, with no other clues left to go on, the Google Maps user is simply left to guess the pair’s real motives for the bizarre scene.
They are not alone in getting up to intriguing activities in a garden as the Google car passes.
Outside another house in the USA on Google Maps, this time in Connecticut, two other men were caught doing a rather risky stunt.
One of them is, inexplicably, holding a bow and arrow and appears ready to shoot it at his friend.
The other man stands a little way off, further down the lawn, with an object on his head.
The pair appear to be about to react legendary William Tell’s famous scene from folklore.
The episode sees the Swiss hero shoot an apple off the head of his son Walter in a bid to spare them both from execution. Tell, however, was an expert marksman – and the chances of anyone living up to his expertise are likely low.
How the episode on the front lawn panned out is anyone’s guess, however.
Did the archer ever shoot the arrow? Was the scene a joke or a setup? There are many possibilities and the viewer may never know the answer.
