I took this out the bus window during our trip to Guatemala.
You work with what you have. The roads are rough. This must have been more secure that it appeared.
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I may be stretching the definition of bureau.
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- Leah J. Utas
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-Hamlet, Act One, Scene Five
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9 comments:
LOL - thanks for making me smile!
I would hope it was very secure! Cool how the mirrors don't look like glass.
My pleasure, Bag Lady.
Reb, it handled those rough roads. It sure was a sight.
Clever person! And clever you for snapping it.
A bus tour in Guatemala would be exciting but also a little insecure?
Messymimi, whoever put strapped that one gave it some thought.
It sure is exciting, Red. And yes, there's always a chance of something.
Great shot, and love the pun.
Good you were philosophical about it. I have extreme paranoia about stuff flying off cars in front of us if the tethering looks the least bit flimsy. Has it ever happened? No, but I'm always convinced we're going to end up with a mattress on our windshield some day. I either leave a few miles of following distance or franticall pass at the first opportunity.
Wow.. hope they kept their drawers on. Great catch, Leah.
Good one, Hilary.
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