Tuesday, March 31, 2015
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Not very smart near the power lines.
ReplyDeleteIt seems to be an act all over the world to hang shoes on wires.
ReplyDeleteI have to ask Why?
ReplyDeleteI'm glad all those kids made it out of their shoes after they got caught up there.
ReplyDeleteHuh? I have to admit, my confusion about those shoes is making me laugh a little!
ReplyDeleteI've never seen a whole cluster of shoes on the wire before.
ReplyDeleteYou don't usually see them all bunched up like that...
ReplyDeleteThat is an end-of-school year tradition in Philadelphia. Kids would throw their gym sneakers over the wires on their way home from school the last day. The sneakers look like they're hanging on a phone trunk line as opposed to those 13,200 volt electrical distribution lines above.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo with the pattern of wires and cluster of shoes. Never understood why people do this with old shoes.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen so many in one place, Andy!
ReplyDeleteI saw shoes hanging on a wire in a Dutch city recently. Must be a popular thing to do..
ReplyDeleteGotta wonder why?!? Great photo though with all the lines.
ReplyDeleteThat's a whole lot of shoes. There's an urban legend about that being a sign of a local drug dealer, which of course doesn't make sense, since it would lead police inevitably to the door.
ReplyDeleteNice picture Andy,I've seen the shoe thing over here a couple of times..
ReplyDeleteI've seen singles and pairs, but never that many!
ReplyDeleteI have seen a few occasionally but it never made any sense to me.
ReplyDeleteI saw a tree full like this in the Arizona desert. I like the way you've caught these.
ReplyDeleteThere are some well known desert "shoe trees" out here in my neck of the woods. I think the primary contributors are kids heading out to the Colorado River on spring break.
ReplyDeletedrugs for sale?
ReplyDeleteNeat, I've found several of these high wire acts. Tom The Backroads Traveller
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