The cat on the roof here looks like it's ready to leap down and check out all these tempting bin bags with who knows what tidbits inside, left out for collection on bins day.Not that the cats in the neighbourhood get much chance for bin bag attack. Bags can only be left out after 7pm of the night before collection. And why no wheelie bins, you may ask? Well in certain areas of York where there are back access alleys to the houses such as this one, wheelie bins are not allowed - to avoid the problem of people leaving them out permanently, where they look unsightly!
All well and good, but even in the short window of available time, cat attacks can and do happen. Aaaargh! Here comes one now!
Addendum: This cat actually disappeared through a cat flap in the gate of the house where the leaping cat is positioned!Pictured: Back access passage between Knavesmire Crescent and Curzon Terrace
5 comments:
j'aime beaucoup la première photo, avec l'ombre du chat en haut, superbe
I love the first photo, with the shadow of the cat on top, great
Great photo, Ruby.
What a great photo! I love that!
Lovely photo, Ruby. As you surely know, there are quite a few "metal" cats (and other animals) on roofs around York. I realized that once I did the sighseeing bus tour sitting on the top! All the best. Ciao. Antonella
Purrrfect post!
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