(No post yesterday : a Blogger problem)
I've read an article in a French magazine about the suspended shoes. I took this photo at La Butte-Aux-Cailles street. It seems that this same phenomenon appeared in several cities (Vancouver, San Francisco, Sydney, London etc...). The object of this installation is not clear and there is several explanations : a den of a drug dealer, a marriage, end of school... I don't know if another Daily City Blog has post something about it.
4 commentaires:
ah la butte au caille c'est chez mon frangin ca, y a pas ces shoes? :d.
J'ai pas encore vu ca sur lyon ca va peut etre venir :d
Kids near where I live actually take their shoes off and tie the laces together and throw them up until the catch on the wires. No reason. One goes home barefoot.
Abraham Lincoln
times i see shoes hanging is when they are being dried up after laundry, thats all
here it marks territory. I live in a heavily populated Mexican part of town and this is how the homies mark their spot. Stupid but true!
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