Royal Mail Trolleys in the Wild, a Study
Jul. 19th, 2004 08:31 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
liadnanAbout a week ago I was wandering up to the bridge at Primrose Hill, in a daze as ever at around seven on a working day, when I noticed a Royal Mail post cart in the communal carpark of some flats, just short of the bridge. Unsurprisingly I thought no more of it, and continued on my merry way.
A few days ago I saw two of the carts, about three hundred yards further along the way to my flat, again abandoned and empty.
They sat there for a couple of days, occasionally changing position but never moving far. I wondered if someone was making a rather dull artistic statement.
On my way home tonight, I found a third one. Just outside my flat.
I'm scared.
Croydon tomorrow, an application in the High Court on Wednesday and a trial Thursday and Friday. Joy joy.
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Date: 2004-07-19 02:05 pm (UTC).
They're canvas trolleys on steel frames, in Royal Mail colours. The postmen round here all use them, but to be honest I don't remember ever noticing them until relatively recently