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This was taken about 08.45 this morning it was still the same at 18.00 wonderful impression for visitors arriving at the station it sums up what a dirty filthy dump England is, the stuff on the pavement has been left by a beggar ( plenty of them ) not so much chewing gum as in the city centre, the cans and take away rubbish is everywhere
The statue in the background is Thomas Cook his first ever excursion was from Leicester to a Temperance meeting at Loughborough (about 10 miles the train consisted of open carriages)
I wonder what he would think of modern England
The statue in the background is Thomas Cook his first ever excursion was from Leicester to a Temperance meeting at Loughborough (about 10 miles the train consisted of open carriages)
I wonder what he would think of modern England
Günter Klaus, Tractacus, Aschi "Freestone", Janet Brien and 3 other people have particularly liked this photo
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Thank you for posting. I don't think I would have done but you are a braver man than me (or is it '... than I'? ... I think today either is acceptable but my dad would probably squirm at the former) and you make a point well worth making!
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Yes, this sight is everywhere it seems, as long as there is a population that supports bums and other homeless / druggie / delinquent minors / disrespectful morons ... I think that would cover just about every sort of scenario unfortunately. Where we live is near a large town and thankfully there isn't much of this at all but if you look you'll find it. I do not understand the reasoning behind leaving garbage. Outrageous.
San Francisco, where I grew up, is an absolute mecca for homeless/undesirables and there are whole areas downtown that reek from urine. Garbage, muck, graffiti, combined with truly aggressive pan-handlers and bums...it's very unpleasant if you find yourself in one of these areas. I used to take the underground transportation to get from my home downtown and back from/to work or art school and I had to make a mad dash to get past the aggressive low-lifes who would actually follow me sometimes when I ignored their yell for money. From that experience my interest in being kind to those less fortunate has flown out the window. The development of "professional" pan-handlers who act the part but aren't...makes me seethe. So I look the other way because who can tell one from the other. The bad seeds ruin it for those who are truly in need and aren't nursing an addiction. Maddening.
Peter Castell club has replied to Janet Brien clubPeter Castell club has replied to Rosalyn HilborneYou can't blame the government it's the someone will clean it up mentality, people who think is perfectly acceptable to get on a train or bus with takeaway food and drink get off and leave the packaging on the seat someone will move it. I had a set to with a man on a train a few weeks ago he was going to get off and leave me his rubbish because his season ticket was expensive he didn't see why he should move it !!! but it was me who got glared at by other passengers for opening my mouth needless to say no one supported me, he did move it !!
Rosalyn Hilborne has replied to Peter Castell clubWünsche noch einen schönen Abend,liebe Grüße Güni :))
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