'Bananas' - Colour Street Photography

[Paul Abbott]

In place of a device, let there be...bananas. Makes for a change I guess...

Trafalgar Square, London '13 - Paul Abbott
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[Tom dinning]

Some people leave the skin on while they eat, as with these people, others break mouth sided bits off and my great grand daughter will only eat a banana if the skin has been completely removed and disposed of first. I once saw a person eat one with a knife and fork. How strange it is to see people without a mobile devise.

 

[nicolas claris]

Ah!
I like both Paul's image and Tom's comment!

 

[Paul Abbott]

Thanks for looking and commenting, Tom. I appreciate it...even though your talking bananas.

Nicolas, I take it you 'like' a banana too eh...?

 

[Tom dinning]

A couple of years back we had a cyclone that wiped out 90% of the banana crop. The economy slumped, people went into a general malaise and shop keepers place memorials where bananas were normally seen. Children were forced to eat apples and oranges, monkeys at the zoo lost weight and people forgot how funny it is to see someone slip on a banana skin. The price of a banana was listed on the stock market and only the rich and famous would be seen with them.imports were introduced and sold on the streets along with other addictive drugs.
Christine and I would buy one from the local dealer and share it in the privacy of our own home, with the blinds drawn and lights dimmed.