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THE ROAD: Lake Mountain, Victoria
As you ascend the mountain and get higher in altitude, like a scene from the Lion King, the road opens up to overlook a spectacular valley of Aussie alpine bush. The road is almost one of Australia’s worst driving roads because there’s so much to distract you from the road itself.
You can read more about Lake Mountain here.
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THE ROAD: (All of) Tasmania
According to legend, there lies a mysterious island off the south coast of Australia, called ‘Tasmania’. Blanketed in clouds and roamed by strange human-like creatures, probably very similar to those in Avatar, it is a legendary nirvana for those who enjoy driving. The Tasmanian people do not know how to build a boring road.
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The drive-through funeral parlour is owned by African-American soul and R&B singer Peggy Scott-Adams.
"You can come by after work, you don't need to deal with parking, you can sign the book outside and the family knows that you paid your respects," Scott-Adams told the Times. "It's a convenience thing."
Righto. And on that bombshell, we might end it there... RIP Robert Sanders, thank you for your sense of humour!
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Now, this is a bit creepy. From the country that gave the world whipped aerosol cheese and Paris Hilton, we give you the drive-through funeral parlour.
Yes, that's right, what you're looking at here is possibly the world's first drive-through funeral. Buried in the suburbs of LA (where else), your relos can now come gawk at your stuffed corpse behind glass (bulletproof, in fact) without having to burn precious calories doing something so vigorous as getting out of their car.
We hesitated a little bit before posting this up. Mainly, because they're pictures of a poor deceased gentleman who deserves respect in death. This is respect we'd happily grant in normal circumstances. But this is not normal circumstances. It's a freaking drive-through funeral.
And it gets weirder.
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