It's a crazy world that never ceases to astonish, springing surprises every now and then. Then that's the fuel of life..Check the pictures and you'll know what I mean...
I learnt that shoes hanging from wires used to be a symbol of gang territory...another opinion is that, it symbolizes that crack (cocaine) can be purchased nearby. Another source opines that it's a tradition of throwing the lace-tied shoes pair on the last day of school. Interesting is not it?
Spotted in Costa Mesa............
Spotted in Santa Ana...........
Spotted in Black Star Canyon trails....
Shoes hung in Cuyamaca rancho state park...
An utility pole covered with countless nails and screws...
A wooden hive box discarded on the grass by the curb...
It's another discovery that took me by surprise. The other day, I was ambling below a Bradford pear tree in Tewinkle Park, gazing at the clusters of lovely blossoms. Then, this beaded chain, what looked like a necklace drew my attention. The chain was hanging from a branch, almost camouflaged with the off-white flowers. I tried to picture its landing on this tree, but nothing seemed realistic.
A clown hung from a palm.........
A minion on a lamppost in a park......
A tattered book..........
Maneki-neko........
Metallic butterflies on a myrtle tree...
Christmas baubles from a sycamore on a hiking trail....
Bottles hung from an ash tree.....
A Minnie balloon stuck on an eucalyptus........
Miniature skeletons hung from a rubber tree...on the occasion of 'Dia di Muertos'...
A hummingbird-shaped plant hanger in the woods.....
A gardening tool left on a magnolia........
Cardboard dogs.....
Toy bird houses hung from a magnolia...
On the shore of a local beach..
A bunch of key..
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