This appears to be a definite case of ‘do as I say, not as I do.’
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Most are probably well familiar with the teddy bears placed on many bridges throughout the country: river bridges and road bridges alike. In many places the teddy bears are showing evidence of weather beating: at some locations the laminated message has been lost leaving the solitary teddy. Elsewhere, only the plastic tie-straps remain.
Walking home this afternoon over Mary Elmes Bridge, there was a teddy looking back up at me. He had gone off-script - 180° about turn from the message on the bridge.
Teddy Bear must be well into Cork Harbour by now. I suspect his future may not be as positive as Stickman – that story that what read to a small person years ago.
Walking home this afternoon over Mary Elmes Bridge, there was a teddy looking back up at me. He had gone off-script - 180° about turn from the message on the bridge.
Teddy Bear must be well into Cork Harbour by now. I suspect his future may not be as positive as Stickman – that story that what read to a small person years ago.
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