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5 Comments April 6, 2006 at 11:59 am

photoTO: Who’d Throw Away a Tricycle?

Torontoist saw this in a field near Bloor and Lansdowne, combine that with the cruddy weather and you had the makings of a melancholy spring scene.

http://plastichandgun.com Mark

That tricycle has actually been there for a long time, at least over a year. You can probably also spot a bunch of used-up sparklers that my friends and I tossed over there.
FernLaPlante

I don’t think it was thrown out. It looks like the tricycle was shot while trying to escape.
http://www.torontoist.com Alison

Hee, that picture looks like the cover for some bleak Canadian collection of short stories.
http://brokenengine.blogspot.com brokenengine

Reminds me of the scene near the beginning of the latest “Dawn of the Dead”, where Ving Rhames and Sarah Polley are slowly making their way to the mall, and walk through the playground where nefarious things have obviously occured.
Becca

i coudl’ve sworn that tricycle was infront of my building at Perth and Wallace this morning… it was just abandoned on the sidewalk at 7 in the morning.
creepy.

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