Field guide No. 571
Night shift hanger
Hung up at the end of the pier.
On a dark stone pier above crashing waves, a wire coat hanger the size of a lighthouse stands upright with a lamp in its hook, sending a beam across the sea. It takes the job seriously.
Field noteCoat hangers hold coats. This lighthouse-sized one keeps a lamp in its hook at the end of a pier.
Also possible, also breaking scale
Slow vacationTortoises carry their homes already. A larger tortoise could manage a hill, given patience and a road.
Rails bend around sleeping salamanderSalamanders fit in a hand. This one needs a tunnel and a diverted line.
Tiny frog, giant throat sacA throat sac can inflate. This one only needs a frog with the right proportions.
Empty fogbound orchard of hanging applesApple stalks are a finger long; here they run from bough to grass like fishing lines.