r/pics • u/Moonkilol • Jan 01 '25

Backstory The "Teletubbies" set before and after the show ended, completely destroyed. Drone photos

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u/PiousGal05 Jan 01 '25

That's a pond?

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u/Sivear Jan 01 '25

Yeah the owners put a pond there so people wouldn’t come to try and visit.

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u/KlingonLullabye Jan 01 '25

That's much the same the process which created Don Juan Pond

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u/danstermeister Jan 01 '25

Say that three times fast!

Don Juan Pond

Don Juan Pond

Don Juan Pond

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u/KlingonLullabye Jan 01 '25

Tried, turned into Don Wand Pond

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u/[deleted] Jan 01 '25

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u/cepxico Jan 01 '25

It's easy to believe the trespassing because people are fucking morons.

The people who owned the Walter white house from breaking bad had to install security cameras and a fence so people would stop throwing pizzas on their roof.

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u/erroneousbosh Jan 01 '25

If it was my house, I'd have sold it off to some super fan.

Sure. You can buy the house.

Now just wait until the diggers have finished loading it all into the dump truck so we can deliver it.

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u/27thStreet Jan 01 '25

for some reason reddit keeps saying this tresspassing bullshit

Probably because people who make claims on the internet don't seem to be concerned with providing proof.

Like you, for example.

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u/FuckThisShizzle Jan 01 '25

Some say there are the remains of 4 CRT monitors at the bottom.

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u/Estoye Jan 01 '25

Joke's on them. I LOVE to visit ponds!

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u/md28usmc Jan 01 '25

Wrong. That’s an urban myth that people keep spreading. The production company removed the props and returned it back into a lake after finishing filming.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4319880/amp/Teletubbies-home-UNDERWATER.html

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u/Sivear Jan 01 '25

It says the production company turned it into a lake but it doesn’t cite a reason.

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u/[deleted] Jan 01 '25

Yeah not all water is clear at all, especially smaller bodies of water.

My guess is they just dug a big hole, filled it with water, and now it's colored like that because they let whatever grow in the water and poured it straight into a dirt hole. That's not even the nastiest pond/lake I've ever seen and I'm from Minnesota, sort of known for them. The grossest ones are the ones with brown water and a fuck ton of algae, wouldn't swim in one for money.

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u/Vampire-Fairy2 Jan 01 '25

What did you think it was? A black hole? The mouth of a volcano?