Arboreal Brassieres

It’s always a voyage of discovery walking along the River Avon.

 

Trees with bras besides the Avon Walk Trail in York.

 

Trees with bras besides the Avon Walk Trail in York.

 

Over the next few weeks posts will be a little sporadic as I am having much needed surgery on my back. Please bear with me and I’ll try and post new content as and when I can.

Teflon Nation

A lost Australia thong hangs from a fence post on Stirling Terrace in Toodyay, Western Australia.

Australian supermodel Elle Macpherson once said:

“I come from a country where you don’t wear clothes most of the year.”

 

Abandoned shoes on the Avon Walk Trail in York, Western Australia.

 

It is true Australians don’t like to wear many clothes. If the temperature dips to 20℃ then they’d rather light a wood fire than put something warmer on. We used to live opposite this couple and he would wander around the front garden in his reg grundies and nothing else. It got to the stage where we could tell his mood from the colour – yellow was happy and dark blue was grumpy and down. As you walk around (rural or urban) it is not uncommon to find discarded items of clothing, it’s almost as if Australians repel clothes and they spontaneously drop off. The most common items found are usually footwear, then comes shirts, trousers and underwear. It is quite hard to fathom how someone can go out fully dressed and come home minus say their trousers. Anyway the photos below are a selection of items I have photographed over the years.

 

Sock, Bunbury, Western Australia.

 

Lost cap at Pelican Point.

 

Old work boots abandoned beneath a street bench. Perth, Western Australia.

 

Cardigan, Northam, Western Australia.

 

Socks, York, Western Australia.

 

Wellies, York, Western Australia.

 

Knickers, York, Western Australia.