Canal parking

Amazing how they find their way around !!!!

Yes, quite mobile, aren't they? Thank you, Marj!

Well spotted and well photographed, Diane. All the best, Joe

Many thanks, Joe!

Sometimes the effort to get it there amazes me it probably would have been easier to take to where it should be.

In this case, it's parked where there used to be a small homeless camp. But, the county cut down all of the tall bushes in the ditch. I have a feeling someone has put their sleeping bag down there, anyway, and the cart was for hauling belongings. The ditch is deeper than it looks here.

Handy for catching some of the stuff that falls from the sky.

It was especially full during the meteor shower. I sold them all and made a nice sum. Thank you, Steve!

HFF, Diane, and a good WE!!

Thank you, and same to you, Gabi!

It's not often you see one of these in the wild.............they're usually shackled up and kept in small enclosures at supermarkets. I hope you didn't disturb it Diane - it might have young nearby!

Ah, you must not live in the right neighborhood then, Keith! They are free-range carts in most places. Thank you, my friend!

LOL!!
But Keith, you know: America is a huge country and the west is wild. Species behave differently over there ... ;-D

:-)))

That's right! Never get too close to them, they will stampede and kill you like bison!

Peut être quelqu'un qui conteste les modes modernes de consommation ou bien alors un poète ? J'aime bien l'expression surréaliste de cette photo. Elle me semble parler de la subjectivité du temps (entre l'immobilité du chariot et la voiture qui passe.) Bien amicalement. Jean paul

You have given a very philosophical-scientific-surreal explanation for this photo, Jean Paul! Brilliant! ;-b

Merci beaucoup, my friend. Thank you and I hope your Sunday is good. ;-)

The shopping cart has gone on the run.

The cause is most likely the Japanese style of management, which creates more work but reduces compensation.

Aha! Mr. Cart would rather be homeless than work under those conditions. Same conditions in USA! Now because of Covid Mr. Cart's employer is bankrupt.

Arigato, Kiiti my friend!

It's not a very good place - too exposed. Poor judgment! Thanks, Peggy, nice to see you!

it'a habit to use supermarket trolleys and abandon them somewhere? I'is not the first you posted!!

Yes, there are many and the same happens in the UK, Canada...maybe only English-speaking people like to do this! Haha!

A good snapshot - and Jean Paul did well in his comment!