smstonypoint
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The "honeycomb hive" is not visible from the road so satellite images is all we have to work with. Perhaps this bird's eye view will help in identification: Bing Maps - Driving Directions, Traffic and Road Conditions
The dispersed field pallets are arranged vertically in a square, leaving the top open. Perhaps this is a more advanced method that may involve the use of some type of alien fasteners, versus gravity holding them together in the inverted V manner.
I'm going with aliens, I'm sure Giorgio would agree:
The satellite image does help! The "honeycomb" appears to be a collection of pallets. Are they to be distributed to the field, collected from the field, or from some other purpose?
Steve