I like them even though I find them unnerving. One half expects to see a child’s body just a little deeper in the thicket.

Maybe that’s just too much CSI speaking.

Yeah, I like them too, though I can’t really agree with you about the dead body part, haha.

Seems like every time I cut my lawn or trim the bushes I find similar things.

this is on a thin lin. Could work out great could not work at all.

I think it’s good. Must be in a magize defenitly not an a bill bord. Cause it takes time to find out what the ad is for. In a magazine i gues i draws enough atantion for people to start wondering what the product is.

i found out with the chainsaw. the lawnmoyer is not very reconiseble for me

I’m with Kit – I like the concept but I too think the imagery is a bit unnerving. For me, it’s mostly the darkened and unusually intense colors of the foliage.

I do like how unusual a compare between the finding of toys and the product of STIHL is. I like it because it’s unusual and sells the product well enough to me – even though I have no want/need for chainsaws and line-trimmers.

But I wonder how the target audience of men relate to the concept. Do guys generally have a heart-tugging moment when running across an old favorite toy – like gals do? Dunno that I’ve seen my boyfriend [a STIHL user] get overly sentimental over a stuffed bunny or deflated soccer ball.

I think the idea is good, but the “crappy snapshot with flash” look makes me work too hard to find the memory-triggering object.

My mistake the FORTH ones the Rubiks Cobe.