anyone missing a left shoe?

i'd imagine. i don't know how a perfectly good shoe could get separated from its partner. but then this is downtown toronto, so one never knows the why's and how's around here.

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[KoalaGardens🐨]

no, but I'm often all left feet!

[Susan Wakely]

The person in front left it behind!!!

[Lou Ann]

Oh my! A cool scene though.

[katy]

Terrific find for the challenge. I love the composition with the Two shoes in the background

[Merrelyn]

Judging by the number of shoes that have been captured for "lost items" they must be very easy to lose.

[Shutterbug]

Interesting that it leads right to the person standing with both shoes on. I almost expected him to be missing one.

[Helen Jane]

the shoe appears to want to be linked to the pair that have an owner. As @shutterbug49 says it makes an interesting link.

[Delboy79]

Intriguing

[Kathy]

Why is there always only one? And how do they get loose?

[summerfield]

@randystreat - and always it's a perfectly good shoe!