One Wonders while abroad.

Living in Guangzhou, its an array of absolutely blooming examples of substantial betterment from the lackadaisical way that things used to be done to a more proper, safe and appropriate way of the things can be done. 

One of those moments when a pedestrian approaches an uphill street with two trucks, one on each side of the road parked in a way that makes one wonder, how many times can someone do this until the block "slips", or they forget to put it under, etc.

This is a bit of vent post-just the way people in the world think-it is safe and it is okay-until it isn't. 






 Another addition to the collection interesting Darwinistic behaviours of the human race, 






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