I received this fabulous photo and message from fellow blogger Darlene Foster. (You can click her name to visit her blog. )
Thank you for thinking of me, Darlene. International abandoned furniture made my day!
“It was on Calle Cerise in Orihuela Costa. Calle Cerise means Cherry Street in English. I was on my early morning dog walk when I saw this abandoned red couch by a garbage bin. I immediatly thought of Ruth and quickly snapped a picture while the dogs waited impatiently.” Darlene
Darlene Foster is the author of the Amanda Travel books series that my granddaughters enjoy reading. Prema especially loved Amanda on the Danube as they were living right next to the river
Thanks for the shout out, Ruth. The red couch is still there!
Your find of the red couch made a wonderful post today. Thanks Darlene.
So, not just in US
Maybe there will be more in other countries?
We should send out a global call
I like your thinking!
Fabulous!
Barcelona has a monthly furniture disposal night. On one night per month, between 8 and 10pm, people are allowed to take old furniture to a desginated local place for collection by the council. I have, in the past, found some very nice things which I recycled.
Oh that’s a good plan. Not just abandoned on the curb then. Perhaps a future guest blog MD?
I will definitely check those books out. I have some grandchildren who would love them!
They will! Thanks Sue.
Thanks, Susan. I hope your grandchildren enjoy Amanda’s adventures.
I guess abandoned furniture is everywhere!