Oct 25, 2010

Fitting right in.

(Somerset, west of Cartier)

This is a sneaky-looking card table. Hiding behind the tree with its legs tucked back, it looks like it's ready to jump out in front of traffic. Aside from the delinquent behaviour, I couldn't find anything wrong with it.

(Nepean, east of Bank)

Yo dawg. I heard you like garbage, so we put a garbage in your garbage, so you can waste while you waste.

Also, there seem to be some decent picture frames in the back.

(Kent, south of James)

I was pretty curious about how these shelves ended up on the steps of this church. I would say there are 2 very likely possibilities:

The shelves were found guilty of heresy and were thus banished from the church. The parishioners gathered in the form of an angry mob and tossed it onto the front steps.

OR

Having lived a life of sin, the shelves used their last bit of strength to visit the church to repent, but died on the steps upon arriving. If there was a movie about a blasphemous storage unit, that's probably how it would end.

(Maclaren, west of Bank)

(Cooper, west of Metcalfe)

(Maclaren, east of Elgin)

As you can see, the rest is all piles. Most of the contents seemed to be in pretty bad condition, but there were definitely gems among the debris. Worth a look, especially if you're looking for some finishing touches on a Halloween costume (such as a shard of broken glass from a mirror, the motor of an electric fan, or a desk).