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Posted: 24 Sep 2020

Taken: 18 Sep 2020

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Back from my recent Laos series to Australia, where abandoned shopping trolleys are, unfortunately, a common sight. HFF and best wishes for the weekend, everyone.

micritter, RHH, Annalia S., Diana Australis and 36 other people have particularly liked this photo

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 tiabunna
tiabunna club
Many thanks, everyone, for your kind comments and 'likes' on this image. I'm glad to advise that the abandoned trolley was not too far from the supermarket, though I must shake my head that people do this. In the shopping area I usually visit there is also a shop from a German chain run by people named Al and Di - they have coin-release trolleys that I never see abandoned. I hope all of you are having a safe and enjoyable weekend.
4 years ago. Edited 4 years ago.
 Christa1004
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I am amazed : Aldi found the way to Down Under!!
4 years ago.
 tiabunna
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They've been here for probably ten years, Christa.
4 years ago.
 Annalia S.
Annalia S. club
This could easily be in Italy, too, George. Gives a feeling of a suburban neighborhood.

Belated HFF!
4 years ago.
 RHH
RHH club
Common in the states, too. They throw them in the rivers, the homeless people take them and use them, people use them to take their groceries home and then leave them on the sidewalk. The coin-release trolleys are common in the UK but not in the US.
4 years ago.

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