Stunning; well seen and captured.

I hate these. the habit should be nipped in the bud straight away.

A good point Amelia'.. as once started it's difficult to know when to put a halt to it.. many will be saddened to lose their lock... // Dj.

Excellent detail and perspective, David

Thanks you J.G.... keep well and Cheers' from Dj.

Agreed with Amelia. I know that one does not argue about "things of the heart," but this nasty habit is just awful... There is a bridge in Paris that became overloaded with these locks. The City finally decided to replace the railing with plexiglass panels, or something like that.

Gotcha'... Nicolas'... a good opinion and view - I guess the only answer is to put up a notice...
''All locks will be removed'' .... then it wouldn't begin... // Cheers from > Dj.. UK.

:))

Cheers 'cammino'...... keep good and go steady.. from Dj.

HFF-David wat een sloten dat is een fortuin waard--Mooi Weekeinde!

The scrap metal value will be considerable - yes Fred..// Have a fine week ahead and keep well
from David J..

Hi David

A very different and interesting composition
It happens everywhere now!!!
Best Wishes, and stay safe!!
Peter

Gotcha'.. thanks Peter... 'Good wishes' to you too - and keep well - Cheers from Dj.

Amazing. Does it still go on? Here (in Perú) it hasn´t caught on, maybe because locks are not cheap, in fact rather expensive for other uses than they are meant for.