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Came across this in my travels last week. I was near Orangeville, Ontario and did a double take when I spotted all the footwear.
I stopped the car, took my camera out and walked back for a closer look. Not sure what the significance is, but makes for an interesting photo. ![]() See larger size for a better view: http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2707/...c6e4db0d_o.jpg
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This is sooo cool! It reminds me of a scene out of the movie "Big Fish". It was sure worth getting a 2nd look, cause it made for an excellent photo! TFS
Allyson
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That is a crazy shot. Being Canadian myself, I can't help but see this as typical Canadian humour...Way out there!
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The "shoes" were kind of weird... I wonder if it's a similar thing to the shoes you see on the power lines?
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Hehe! Classic shot, love it.
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i'll second that..the movie Big Fish is one of my favorites and every scene is such a treat..the shoes were among the humourous part of the movie..hmmn..Tim Burton really has a way to provoke one's thought..tnx for sharing..
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