It is better looking than the pile of rocks on coloured wood on the GDE.
And when you count fines and cost of trolleys and such – it still probably cost a fraction of what the rocks cost us.
We should employ drunk uni students to make our public art for us.

That would make it one of the more fun team-bulding exercises.

The Blair witch has been busy.

justsayit said :

I saw that and thought something similar. It was so high and so well balanced on such a small surface. I’m pretty sure that it would have taken more than one person to do this, probably several working in close communication. I actually admire the teamwork skills that got the bugger up there.

I saw it in the evening, so maybe it was as a result of one of those hideous team building exercises we are forced to endure at planning days

Anna Key said :

A trolley appeared beautifully balanced on top of a pay parking sign in front of Juliana House in Woden about a week ago. Someone either has too much time on their hands or too much alcohol in their system

I saw that and thought something similar. It was so high and so well balanced on such a small surface. I’m pretty sure that it would have taken more than one person to do this, probably several working in close communication. I actually admire the teamwork skills that got the bugger up there. I also recognised a fast approaching mid life crisis when my main comments were about, “why don’t they put that amount of energy into finding a job”. Officially old now- bring on the letters to the editor.

scrulpture?

Also, this is much better than that misplaced package in Civic.

Holden Caulfield said :

Makes a change from the Hyundai Excel exhibition which was running at the same location for a few weeks.

Damn straight. Though I drive past this every day and I cant say I’ve noticed the trolleys.

A trolley appeared beautifully balanced on top of a pay parking sign in front of Juliana House in Woden about a week ago. Someone either has too much time on their hands or too much alcohol in their system

How much was paid for this public art?

Oops, think I may have been an intersection too early. Anyway, after having a sign on the dash that read “please don’t tow I will collect it tomorrow” the Excel finally did get towed away, haha.

Makes a change from the Hyundai Excel exhibition which was running at the same location for a few weeks.

It’s called ‘Symphony In Stainless Steel #48b’.

Great – that’s $400 for the trashed one in the tree, that Lyneham IGA will now recoup from customers …

Although this guide is specific to the US it’s still a useful refrence point:

http://www.strayshoppingcart.com/shopping_cart/1_introduction.htm

I can’t see anything.