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Just for fun … For me, this is something characteristic from Dublin ;)
Very good-
You’re right,
the Banana Pram is a distinctive part of Irish culture-Well spotted
j
Nice one U and well spotted- it would nearly fit in the ‘old shopfronts’ cat’…. if there was one..
Pat
Well, the funniest thing is that the guy who ownes the pram wasnt happy at all when he saw me taking pictures… Even when I started to explain why did I want to take pictures, he didnt get it, and became really upset. Started to talk to his mate, asking him what’s wrong with the pram, bla bla.
So took my two pictures in a hurry, and left quickly before to get my butt kicked ;)
Might not sound ethical in photography to do this, as I know you have to have the permission to take a picture, but not sure now for a pram :)Nice one Urszula. Well spotted and captured. As Joseph mentioned
already, it really is a distinctive part of Irish culture…Rob.
Now, I am wondering what’s the origin of the pram thing in Ireland?
Thanks ;)ulinka wrote:
Now, I am wondering what’s the origin of the pram thing in Ireland?
Thanks ;)There was a time it was the only thing on wheels we could afford, or had a use for! :) :)
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