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Title: Outback Of Sainsbury's
Post by: Summicron on June 30, 2009, 07:25:20 PM
Had a mooch round the new academy today to try and catch up on some more of the new development in town, if anything this foot has slowed me down giving me a chance to look round town and catch up on some of the subjects I've been promising myself to have a go at, especially fof my flickr account, here I'd just come down the steps to get a bit of shopping in Sainsbury's, having got a trolley I looked back up the steps to see the structure of the new academy just visible through the ginnel that separates sainsbury's from the pub next door. This lady was just going into the supermarket, and provides the picture with just a touch of colour.

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Title: Re: Outback Of Sainsbury's
Post by: JudyB on June 30, 2009, 08:03:38 PM
Well done.

Again the special Michael eye!
Title: Re: Outback Of Sainsbury's
Post by: Jeanne Lee on July 02, 2009, 11:49:47 AM
Another unusual idea.  And another language question... what's a trolley in Britain?  :thinking:
Title: Re: Outback Of Sainsbury's
Post by: JudyB on July 02, 2009, 12:19:31 PM
A trolley would be similar to what we call a street car. :thinking:
Title: Re: Outback Of Sainsbury's
Post by: Summicron on July 02, 2009, 03:58:00 PM
A trolley, oh of course, street car, we call them trams, if powered from overhead cables, We would call them trolley buses, and trolley buses don't run on tracks they are electric buses getting their power from overhead cantenery. A trolley in this instance is one of those carts you wheel round supermarkets, what you call them over there, I dont know.
Title: Re: Outback Of Sainsbury's
Post by: Jeanne Lee on July 02, 2009, 06:36:21 PM
Oh, so that's what you meant.  Over here, at least in my area, we call them shopping carts.  ;)