bus stop trolley

hey

many thanks indeed to Codename Magic Money for sending on this picture. he was quite taken by what he saw, look you see, and felt obliged to share it with me. presumably so that i may share it with others who are enthusiastic about such things. 

sadly, or alas, of course as i am in state appointed condemnation (isolation) i have not seen so many trolleys (trollies) as i would have liked of late. there was some degree of delight, then, that a good friend would think to send me an image of such, so that i may know the world carries on with me in exile from it all, if only fleetingly. or momentarily. 

the best guess (or assumption) i have is that someone sought maximum efficiency from this particular, and in rather good condition, trolley, bringing it to the bus stop so as to aid their journey with shopping bags. i have little doubt that the person (or people) who commandeered the trolley this far also had either ambition or interest to take the trolley on the bus with them, but the "more than my job is worth" sort of driver one usually finds in control of such probably said no. to be a bit reasonable, if everyone who wished to take a trolley on a bus was permitted to do so then they would need to go and invest in a good many larger buses. such expense shall not be done by those currently designated the custodians of public transport. 

i have not particularly had any reason to look at any sort of economic report (or forecast) for a while, so sadly cannot present any information on how the market is currently performing with respect to taking trollies (trolleys) to scrapyards. boisterous, perhaps, is how i would wish to think this vital, very important sector is all going, momentarily. 

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