Found on GCF, photo by Grace Whiteman.
Sing along “Gold (.. gold ..), always believe in your soul. You´ve got the power to know. You´re indestructable..”

In the West, 95% of broken Monoblocs end up in the trash, which isn´t the worst thing: Polypropylene is a thermoplast and can be recycled easily if the trash is properly sorted. In other regions of the world, the price of a plastic chair often equals a day´s work salary or more, and people go to great lengths trying to keep the furniture. Below a short richly illustrated look at different approaches.

More monobloc plastic chairs in, on top or some other way fixed to various motorized vehicles..

An image (click to enlarge) Christian Y. Schmidt took in June 2007, when he traveled from Shanghai to Kathmandu along China´s equivalent to the US Route 66 – the national road 318. In the photo the bank of the Three Gorges Reservoir in Wanzhou, a city that largely descended into the reservoir when the water level rose. In Christian´s book “Allein unter 1,3 Milliarden” he describes the place and the atmosphere half-way through the process quite poignantly.