The fait of the old, worn out and broken and no longer wanted is delivered on empty building blocks. This could be any town anywhere. Find an empty block and you will discovered the abandoned. Generally the abandoned has served his master well, but we live in a disposable society where it is cheaper and more convenient to buy new than fix the old. A correct burial for the unwanted costs and so, in the dead of night they are dumped and forgotten about. Becoming someone else’s problem to dispose of correctly.
This old wheel burrow’s only friend is a brown car seat.
Eerie and beautiful!
ReplyDeletelove this...and the words are so true.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo! I love it when communities come together and take over those empty lots and turn them into gardens and parks for everyone to enjoy and be a part of. Maybe someone will do that for this one.
ReplyDeleteReally like the colors in this. Spot-on with your writing!
ReplyDeletelovely work here Liss
ReplyDeletei like the flowers behind the wheelbarrow.
ReplyDeleteabandoned is often beautiful and this one sure is....
ReplyDeletehi! i don't think i received my invite to join??! at least i don't see it in my inbox or spam folder??!!
ReplyDeletethank you so much ;)
beautiful shot - it is so sad this happens.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot is right and so so common in a city to see the dumpings of these old items. It is sad
ReplyDeleteGood shot of abandonment....love the colors in this one...the blues and yellows...so nice!
ReplyDeleteYou have seen the beauty in this old wheelbarrow! I do not understand the mentality of those who dump things on the side of the road or in empty lots...
ReplyDeleteWonderful - you've infused beauty into a really ugly item - nice work!
ReplyDeletevery true.
ReplyDeleteSo sad but true... It's similar to how we care for the elderly in this country *snort*
ReplyDeleteVery nice photo though :)
Great shot. Wonderful detail in the wheelbarrow -- really fantastic!
ReplyDeletevery nice photograph - I love the hard lines and details nestled in the soft grass.
ReplyDeleteGreat composition and your words say it all.
ReplyDeleteI like this- it has it's own forlorn beauty.
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