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I took this when I lived in Eugene, Oregon
Traditionally in America and many other counties, shoes being flung onto powerlines can signify anything from marking a house where drugs are sold to advertising gang turf.
9 responses
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petey whitelaw gave props (17 Aug 2009):
this - is pure perfection.
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Steven Schutz gave props (12 Mar 2010):
Great image!...this photograph could be entered into the Title this theme...Where's My $((@*$ Shoes Dude? ?
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Natalie t said (16 Mar 2010):
haha this is pretty neat
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M A A Q gave props (16 Mar 2010):
Very very nice ang great choice. my vote.
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! Mario Scattoloni ¡ gave props (16 Mar 2010):
Yes & another Xcellent image once again. Vot´d.
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Luke Everett gave props (16 Mar 2010):
Great for theme... love the aged look! voted
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David Faircloth gave props (17 Mar 2010):
lol....perfect! voted.
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Carl Kuntze gave props (26 Mar 2010):
Like the hanging footwear, but Traditions has to be explained.
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John Smith (Deleted) gave props (6 Apr 2010):
I would say that this is a very bad tradition,...If you hang enough shoes like this someone could loose their power,...like the shot,I find it to be interesting,...voted,...
