Having reached the point of flooding (or very nearly), the River Ancholme was then run off to such an extent it reached a very low level at the weekend, uncovering items like this shopping trolley, now rather spoiling the view from the County Bridge.
The river level has risen a few feet in recent days but the trolley was still visible today (see photo).
We can't tell whether it belongs to Lidl or Tesco - or whether it dates back to the time Kwik Save had a presence in the town.
It would be nice if the management at the two stores got someone to make the short walk over to the riverside and fished the trolley from its watery resting place.
People collect the oddest things: Do some get their kicks from rows of different shopping trolleys?
If so, and they are reading this on the internet, no postage and packing in this case - you will need to come and collect.
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1 comment:
A trolley is a great thing. Because we can easily carry many things through this. Especially I saw it in the kitchen. Chefs are using quality 4 wheel dollies so that they can carry many things at a single time. It was so creative. Everyone should use this.
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