I finally figured out what you saw as a hammer. It’s the grounding pole for the gas line. The way it got concreted in, the ground wire clamp looks like a hammerhead.
Thanks, Amy Rose. I was puzzled by David and you seeing a hammer. There’s no hammer. But then I finally noticed the grounding post for the gas line looks a bit hammer-like. The part that looks like a hammerhead is the ground wire clamp. When the ally was concreted in 2016, the concrete covered the round wire.
Lol, if only my praise was. But truly, I love these quirky photographs you some times do and the captions. Always get a wee smile.
Pink Floyd helped out with the title. I’m happy you get a smile, even if it’s a wee one.
Tim you have a talent for finding the mundane and making it fascinating. There really isn’t anything attractive about any of those things, but you found the angle and way to present it that made it a lovely and intriguing composition. Hugs on the wing!
Thanks, Teagan. I usually look at most things as potential photos, like you see most things as potential stories. It makes life more interesting to take the mundane and try to make it interesting.
The sneaks are positioned like in that old game Twister. Maybe this person went out a Twister champ?
Maybe someone chucked their shoes for someone else to find.
Cool pic, Tim!
Off Center & Not Even 
I’ve been looking for those! 😊
They’ve gone missing again. Lost soles only stay found for a short time. Thanks, Holly.
I’m seeing those everywhere!
What tales are told by all those lost soles.
It’s chilling to the bone , esp I’m winter
Not a good sight, especially with a hammer near a gas meter.
Thanks, David.
I finally figured out what you saw as a hammer. It’s the grounding pole for the gas line. The way it got concreted in, the ground wire clamp looks like a hammerhead.
Buon weekend Timoyhy 🙂
Grazie. Cio, Simona.
It amazes me, Tim, lost shoes.
A neighbour told me she’s cone across three odd shoes in the park on Friday?
Tsk!
Missing shoes is one of those unanswerable mysteries. Thanks, Inchcock.
Quite the collection there, Tim. A gas meter, a hammer, and lost shoes. Only you would see a picture out of that. Good for you!
Thanks, Amy Rose. I was puzzled by David and you seeing a hammer. There’s no hammer. But then I finally noticed the grounding post for the gas line looks a bit hammer-like. The part that looks like a hammerhead is the ground wire clamp. When the ally was concreted in 2016, the concrete covered the round wire.
Ohhhhhh, oops. I could have sworn there was a hammer in that picture. LOL
That is somehow sad.
It is sad. Abandoned and lost. Thanks, Maj & Sher.
Brilliant… especially the title.
That’s high praise. Thank you very much for that, Shehanne.
Lol, if only my praise was. But truly, I love these quirky photographs you some times do and the captions. Always get a wee smile.
Pink Floyd helped out with the title. I’m happy you get a smile, even if it’s a wee one.
Tim you have a talent for finding the mundane and making it fascinating. There really isn’t anything attractive about any of those things, but you found the angle and way to present it that made it a lovely and intriguing composition. Hugs on the wing!
Thanks, Teagan. I usually look at most things as potential photos, like you see most things as potential stories. It makes life more interesting to take the mundane and try to make it interesting.
Indeed it does. 🙂
You find some plenty of material close at hand! You do take the mundane and make it interesting. I wonder who left their shoes there like that?
Thanks, Lavinia. There are a lot of homeless people downtown these days.
The sneaks are positioned like in that old game Twister. Maybe this person went out a Twister champ?
Maybe someone chucked their shoes for someone else to find.
Cool pic, Tim!
It was probably a twisted sister who left her shoes there. Plenty of twisted people hanging out downtown. Thanks, Resa.
Lol! 😀
Those are not inexpensive, you find the most bizarre things near your office!
Thanks, Tiffany. And it’s more bizarre by the day.
Great composition, Tim! I believe that the yellow pole is the reason why whoever left them there! 😉
Maybe a little pole short dancing took place and the shoes were forgotten. Thanks, Marina.
Pole dancing didn’t come to mind…. the color matching did, but now you mention it….