It's everywhere the same.
Well seen and taken.

Thanks, Jaap.

Not one of our better traits. And the fools don't think it costs them anything: the store chain just swallows the cost. Sure, I'll tell my nephew, the monkey.

Stores could make a profit out of cart theft, Bob, if they adopted the policy of the market in my former (well-off) Toronto neighbourhood -- they required a $200 deposit to take the cart out of the store. I never used this option (I lived in a slightly less well-off part of the neighbourhood).

An elephant's graveyard) is a place where, according to legend, older elephants instinctively direct themselves when they reach a certain age. They then die peacefully without disturbing the herd.

In countries with no elephants this custom has been adopted by supermarket trollies.....................

I used to have a photo on Flickr of a traffic light graveyard, Keith. I'll see if I can find it.

The backside of big markets ! Just like here !

They'll have to install GPSs, Ulrich.

Marvelous shot!

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Thanks, William.

Your local motherlode of shopping carts and another excellent photo. A treat to have the yellow one there.