This site is dedicated to the use of Blue Tarp. The idea behind the naming of tarps came from my brother-in-law during a long car ride. It's similar in a way to playing the "punch buggy" game. While driving along the back roads of Maine we called out the names of tarps. Names such as "UnEmployed Tarp, Structural Tarp and Wood Tarp". Check out the current pictures and you'll understand. If you have a picture of a tarp and are not sure what to call it, send it to us @ bluetarps@gmail.com and we'll give it the appropriate name and post the picture in the archive.
Wednesday, November 16, 2005
Tarp Saves Boy!
According to this BostonChannel news story a 4 year old boy wandered off from home and hid under a tarp for protection.
"He was hiding under there and he pulled a couple of tarps over him -- maybe from the noise of the dogs and everything. He was scared; he pulled the tarp over him..."
So what do you think we should call this Boy Saving Tarp? Send us your suggestions via the comments link.
posted by Gary @ 9:20 AM
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Monday, November 14, 2005
Blue tarp on Lost
I noticed a new usage for Blue Tarp this week on Lost during a flashback to season 1. They buried a guy in blue tarp. Not sure if the tarp was supposed to keep the body from decay or that he could not part way with his beloved blue tarp. At any rate check out the photo at Lost Picture.
posted by Gary @ 11:18 AM
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Saturday, November 12, 2005
Free Range Blue Tarp
Tarp living in an open field. The picture is deceiving as the tarp is currently resting next to the edge of an open field (possibly seeking to cross the parking lot in the background).
Location Massachusetts, USA
posted by Gary @ 9:23 AM
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Cat House Tarp
Tarp used to cover a cat house (by cat house I mean one to keep a feline in (get your mind out of the gutter!))
Location: USA
posted by Gary @ 9:18 AM
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