side bar

Yeah Right! says: De Lairessestraat

Taken on September 13 2010
An abandoned brolly, very much broken. Already flattened, probably by a lot of pedestrians. But still all parts are there, barely attached. Laying just next to a fire hydrant and some street poles. It was till now (date of posting) before realizing I captured this brolly twice but nine days apart. See previous post.
An abandoned brolly, very much broken. Already flattened, probably by a lot of pedestrians. But still all parts are there, barely attached. Laying just next to a fire hydrant and some street poles. It was till now (date of posting) before realizing I captured this brolly twice but nine days apart. See previous post.
An abandoned brolly, very much broken. Already flattened, probably by a lot of pedestrians. But still all parts are there, barely attached. Laying just next to a fire hydrant and some street poles. It was till now (date of posting) before realizing I captured this brolly twice but nine days apart. See previous post.
An abandoned brolly, very much broken. Already flattened, probably by a lot of pedestrians. But still all parts are there, barely attached. Laying just next to a fire hydrant and some street poles. It was till now (date of posting) before realizing I captured this brolly twice but nine days apart. See previous post.
Taken on September 4 2010
An abandoned brolly, very much broken. Already flattened, probably by a lot of pedestrians. But still all parts are there, barely attached. Laying just next to a fire hydrant and some street poles. It was till now (date of posting) before realizing I captured this brolly twice but nine days apart. See next post.
An abandoned brolly, very much broken. Already flattened, probably by a lot of pedestrians. But still all parts are there, barely attached. Laying just next to a fire hydrant and some street poles. It was till now (date of posting) before realizing I captured this brolly twice but nine days apart. See next post.
An abandoned brolly, very much broken. Already flattened, probably by a lot of pedestrians. But still all parts are there, barely attached. Laying just next to a fire hydrant and some street poles. It was till now (date of posting) before realizing I captured this brolly twice but nine days apart. See next post.
An abandoned brolly, very much broken. Already flattened, probably by a lot of pedestrians. But still all parts are there, barely attached. Laying just next to a fire hydrant and some street poles. It was till now (date of posting) before realizing I captured this brolly twice but nine days apart. See next post.
Taken on November 19 2022
Classical binned blue brolly but deeper then usual. Shaft hardly visible. A light blue rubber clove lies on top of the canopy. A sticker on the grey, with the three Amsterdam Saint Andrew's Crosses punched/embossed, bin shows a syringe injecting a question mark and the text “EXCESS DEATHS” on the barrel.
Classical binned blue brolly but deeper then usual. Shaft hardly visible. A light blue rubber clove lies on top of the canopy. A sticker on the grey, with the three Amsterdam Saint Andrew’s Crosses punched/embossed, bin shows a syringe injecting a question mark and the text “EXCESS DEATHS” on the barrel.
Classical binned blue brolly but deeper then usual. Shaft hardly visible. A light blue rubber clove lies on top of the canopy. A sticker on the grey, with the three Amsterdam Saint Andrew's Crosses punched/embossed, bin shows a syringe injecting a question mark and the text “EXCESS DEATHS” on the barrel. Classical binned blue brolly but deeper then usual. Shaft hardly visible. A light blue rubber clove lies on top of the canopy. A sticker on the grey, with the three Amsterdam Saint Andrew's Crosses punched/embossed, bin shows a syringe injecting a question mark and the text “EXCESS DEATHS” on the barrel.
Classical binned blue brolly but deeper then usual. Shaft hardly visible. A light blue rubber clove lies on top of the canopy. A sticker on the grey, with the three Amsterdam Saint Andrew’s Crosses punched/embossed, bin shows a syringe injecting a question mark and the text “EXCESS DEATHS” on the barrel.
Classical binned blue brolly but deeper then usual. Shaft hardly visible. A light blue rubber clove lies on top of the canopy. A sticker on the grey, with the three Amsterdam Saint Andrew's Crosses punched/embossed, bin shows a syringe injecting a question mark and the text “EXCESS DEATHS” on the barrel.
Classical binned blue brolly but deeper then usual. Shaft hardly visible. A light blue rubber clove lies on top of the canopy. A sticker on the grey, with the three Amsterdam Saint Andrew’s Crosses punched/embossed, bin shows a syringe injecting a question mark and the text “EXCESS DEATHS” on the barrel.
Taken on January 24 2012
Classic brolly binned on a classic way. A binding string hanging on the brolly. In the background, a car (looks expensive), a cross-walk with traffic light, a contract workers van and some people.
Classic brolly binned on a classic way. A binding string hanging on the brolly. In the background, a car (looks expensive), a cross walk with traffic light, a contract workers van and some people.