Just why do there seem to be so many abandoned boots and shoes scattered across the English landscape?
Sunday, March 22, 2009
Boot
Just why do there seem to be so many abandoned boots and shoes scattered across the English landscape?
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
2 comments:
I cannot believe that someone else has also noticed this Keith! It first came to my attention a few years ago when living in Southend-on-Sea (am back in Weston now, thank goodness!). I've been meaning to start a photographic project detailing abandoned shoes all over the country (always only 1) but you know how it is, just never got round to it.
Stick with the PhD, I did mine in Social History (Anarchism in Cuba) and I don't suppose I've used it much to my advantage yet but I will ... watch this sp...
Following you on Twitter as WestonsuperMum and I write about places such as the Glorious Sand Point/Bay and Uphill and well, anywhere really in and around WsM
I saw this one at Sand Bay last year.
http://tinyurl.com/pll67g
I've never been sure how anyone can lose a shoe without noticing; my current theory is that they get thrown out of car windows, although how and why that happens is a bit of a mystery as well.
Curiously enough, I used to live in Billericay. I can't think why everyone seems to want to leave Essex.
Post a Comment