one lost shoe at last

hello there

for those of you who have missed posts of this nature rejoice, as here is one more, look you see. weirdly it is so that of late i have not seen all that much in the way of discarded footwear. perhaps such was an unforeseen victim (or change) brought about by the invisible war on the new plague. 

it was so that, once more, i was at the site, or if you prefer locale, where i had made an observation previously shared here. as opposed, indeed, to one in the future. if such is possible. details of that one can be found by clicking here. quite a few have read that, and i trust it has been most informally informative and generally useful. 

yes, in the greater glory of Commodore 64 mode, there is an abandoned shoe. juxtaposed, quite by chance, as it is by a tree. admittedly it is not too clear in the image, but if you wish to play a game and guess where it is, scroll down for the non-Commodore 64 mode picture and see how close you go. 

exactly how did one single, solitary shoe end up where it did? obviously i have no idea. also, i know that it was not alone. the other shoe (well, they vaguely looked like an intended pair, i did not study or explore too much or in any detail) was a few steps away, say ten or twelve. but yes, what with this being all so close to that halloween business, i thought i would omit that so you could, if you were so inclined, come up with something spooky or untoward as reason.

and there is the one shoe not in the greater glory of Commodore 64 mode. if you decided to play a game with the first (or initial) picture, it is my sincere wish or hope that you were either successful, or not too disappointed with being a bit off. 

well, there we have it. no, i am not sure the title is correct. i doubt that this shoe is so much lost as it being the case that it was deliberately, some might say wilfully, discarded. probably an episode or incident of that "flytipping" business one often hears of. 

be excellent to each other!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!