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Originally Posted by TheBlueRaja
THAT would be one bigass watertower that covers about 4 or 5 houses if it was - look at the size of it by comparision.
Then look at the size of the trees around it.
EDIT: Try zooming in - its WAAAAY to big.
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They can easily be 4-5 houses in diameter. That picture I showed you was a small town one. The one on the map is in West Palm Beach. Even the local one to my parents in Clermont is really massive, and its not even a city. So the size doesn't make it weird for me.
But now you mention it, it is a couple of weird things about it. If it was a water tower, it would cast a shadow. Also, if it was a water tower, the houses wouldn't be, or shouldn't be that close to it. Houses seem underneath it. It definately isn't a hot air balloon. It is too smooth. A hot air balloon is segmented, with grooves running down the balloon from the top center, like a satsuma segments.
So yeah, is a bit weird.
I am trying to find Clermont's or Poincianna's water towers on satelite view as a comparison, but not having much luck. I haven't driven up to one, only you can see them for miles.
Edit:Actually, that can't be a water tower. Why would the houses (which would have come last) be built through it?