I've just received my new field guide, for when I get to the USA. 
Field Guide.
- Thread starter crosslandkelly
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There’s a story that Silverburn shopping centre was so named because the nearby burn was full of shopping trolleys.
This is all very well but does it cover the carts that are the product of interspecies breeding? I had a mate once who nearly had his fingers off by an Asda shopping trolley that had bred with a Morrisons wire basket. He stills wakes up screaming.
I always thought the yanks were off their trolley.....................now I have proof..............lol
'Scuze me. Those "trolleys" were real and electric and rode on rails in city streets.
Horse & buggy? Of course. Many big cities, all summer long.
All the way from the trolleys of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan to the great city trams of Sydney and Melbourne.
San Francisco has genuine "cable cars" = they clamp onto a cable which is running just below street level.
Horse & buggy? Of course. Many big cities, all summer long.
All the way from the trolleys of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan to the great city trams of Sydney and Melbourne.
San Francisco has genuine "cable cars" = they clamp onto a cable which is running just below street level.
Stray shopping carts pushed into the forest here are usually somebody's mobile summer home.
Lots of people living in the strips of dense forest in between housing developments.
Lots of people living in the strips of dense forest in between housing developments.
It is a known fact that trolleys suffer depression when separated from their herd. That is why you find so many in canals and rivers. They have committed suicide and drowned themselves.
Much like the feral buggies themselvesHaha! I love how these posts meander.
Not all commit suicide - they've started forming gangs and intimidating people on street corners
