Funny photo- missed photo opportunity

[TheOtherHalf]

Saw a funny thing on the way to work this morning. A pink glove with random black spots on was lying on top of the grass verge. It was propped up a little and just looked like someone with the black spot plague had been quickly buried. Wish Id had my camera. I know its sounds daft but it really made me smile.
Have you ever wished youd had your camera with you and not missed that great photo opportunity ?

[emmie]

often, don't you have a mobile phone with camera?

[EcclesCake]

A lorry drove past me on the motorway it was from Belgium and the company name was W A N K. I felt sorry for the driver!

An double glazing lorry was stuck under a bridge. Their slogan, which was emblazoned down the side was.....'Anglian windows, perfect fit every time'

[emmie]

I saw a cement mixer with the slogan Jim'll Mix it, which i thought funny

[mccfluff]

i often see vans for "munters" about

i wonder what they actually do....

[Tizzi24]

I often wish I had my camera with me when I see beautiful sunsets - mobile camera is not the same!

[TheOtherHalf]

No, I dont have a camera on my mobile. Just the very basic PAYGo type. Never use it if I can help it.
Tizzi- I know what you mean about sunsets. I just love skys generally. More so when they are moody. I often wish I was an artist and could paint them.

[jno]

yes, I once walked past the Ritz, which has its name up in lights... but all the ones on the tail of the R had gone out and it said The Pitz.

[TheOtherHalf]

Lol jno. I hope you didnt go in

[jno]

certainly not, TOH, I do have standards, you know!

[Ann]

We were driving in Leicestershire and saw a large sign "Reduce your Speed" - a joker had removed the S and the D!

[lankeela]

Roadworks sign - 'cats eyes removed' - some joker had written RSPCA aware!

[quinie]

Years ago a friend saw the signpost "Crook of Devon" (a village in Kinrossshire) Under it someone had written "Twinned with the Thief of Baghdad"

[237SJ]

A trailer going along the road with two seated camels in the back. When it went round a left hand bend they leant to the left and visa versa.
A beer lorry in china with a little man in the back. He was working his way through the contents of the lorry, obviously drunk and swigging beer while waving to other motorists.