Typhoon-Twisted Mailboxes Ignite Their Own Storm On Social Media
- 9 years ago
Two mailboxes, one red and one green, are attracting massive social media and real life attention after being twisted into a leaning shape by Typhoon Soudelor in Taipei over the weekend.
The massive typhoon Soudelor struck Taiwan over the weekend, leaving behind a trail of destruction, debris and uncertainty—as well as a soon-to-be tourist attraction that's already won over the denizens of Taipei's social media set.
Two mailboxes owned by Chunghwa Post Co went through some typhoon-induced twisting after a sign fell on them during the storm. On Saturday, the first images popped up on Instagram--igniting curiosity. And now the red and green duo are
The massive typhoon Soudelor struck Taiwan over the weekend, leaving behind a trail of destruction, debris and uncertainty—as well as a soon-to-be tourist attraction that's already won over the denizens of Taipei's social media set.
Two mailboxes owned by Chunghwa Post Co went through some typhoon-induced twisting after a sign fell on them during the storm. On Saturday, the first images popped up on Instagram--igniting curiosity. And now the red and green duo are