TIN TYPES #1 – PLACE SETTING FOR ONE
As I walk, I am always seeing, finding strayed objects. Most have been far removed from their intended purpose and place. They are beat up. Abused and flattened, far from what they were supposed to be.
Some lay crushed in the road, others are walking on two legs.
What are you leaving behind?
“We will be known forever by the tracks we leave.” Dakota proverb
monos en theos…†…jim
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Very nice!