Shoe flinging or "shoefiti" is the practice of throwing
shoes whose shoelaces have been tied together so that they hang from
overhead wires such as power lines or telephone cables. The shoes are
tied together by their laces, and the pair is then thrown at the wires
as a sort of bolas. This practice plays a widespread, though
mysterious, role in adolescent folklore in the United States[citation
needed]. Shoe flinging has also been reported in many other countries.
more can be found here
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shoe_tossing
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manywinters 6 months ago | reply
they look suspended in time. Thanks for the link, I enjoyed reading all the interpretations and ideas of what it could mean.
Larry 211 - 6 months ago | reply
We used to do this as kids. With other kids' shoes, of course !!!!
philippe.bellin 6 months ago | reply
super
~~ ASIF ~~ 6 months ago | reply
nice one