This chair has been tied to a lamppost on the pavement of a main road for ages. I'll leave you all to draw your own conclusions, cari lettori.
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6 comments:
Sorry, Welshcakes, I am stumped.
'In case of breakdown take a seat, this is Sicily - de la patience!"?
Nice bentwood chair, though, with intact woven cane seat ... we spotted a typist's chair alone and loitering (+ unsecured) outside apartment block just down the road last year. So we, er, liberated it (I am parked upon it as I type)!
Someone must be sitting here on a regular basis, now you have to find out who and tell us!
Nice suggestion, Phidelm! I'm glad you liberated the typist's chair! Hi, Lost. I've been along there at different times of the day but haven't seen anyone. Sometimes the vegetable sellers sit on the other side of the road to their vans for a bit of shade but no one sells from near that spot. I will keep investigating! IT could, of course, be someone who just likes watching the world go by.
So nice to see your blog is working here in Italy Mdm. Welshcakes!
That is a curious thing about the chair. At first I wondered if it were a homeless persons chair, but after reading your comments I don't think so!
Happy Thursday!
Enjoy~
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Constance
Maybe somebody sits there and reads in the middle of the night
Hi, Rochambeau. I wondered about that, butr I don't think so. I never thought of that, Ww!
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