Semi-abandoned dining chairs
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2 comments:
The chairs look too good to be completely abandoned! Wonder if they'll find good homes... or will "just" be left there for grateful passers-by to flop upon if so inclined. ;b
The chairs started out gracing a temporary dais for the brief flag-raising ceremony on National Day (1 October 2010). The dais was dismantled the same day but the chairs have drifted around the square ever since.
Avoided by visitors, currently the seating offers a new source of comfort and ease for local old biddies!
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