At first, I thought it might be a place to pitch a tent, but there's no evidence of any type of holddowns. My best theory to date is that it's a launch pad for hang gliders. The theraputic effect of frozen bandages on cold cuts e've tried very hard not to be judgemental about the cultural differences here. But one thing we've had trouble adjusting to is the lack of cold refrigeration. In general, it just isn't as important here as it is to Americans.
Most people shop nearly every day, especially for meats and bread.
The freezer will hold about two quarts of ice cream, and keeps it just barely cold enough to hold its shape. The refrigerator, set to max, sits at 11 degrees C, which is about 52 Fahrenheit. As far as I'm concerned, that's about the right temperature for good beer, cheese, and not much else. Meats won't keep at that temperature for more than about a day or two. Since it's sold in six-packs of 1 liter bottles, freshness isn't a problem.