22/10/17: Abandoned horse #2

Totteridge. This horse had sustained some damage to his back and lost one of its wings. I wondered if it was Pegasus, the winged horse of Greek mythology, but Pegasus was white.

22/10/17: Abandoned football card #2

Chipping Barnet. Jordan Henderson, central midfielder. Defence points 76. Attack points: 72.

22/10/17: Abandoned car #2

Brook Farm Open Space, Totteridge. Very near to the site of abandoned car #1.

19/10/17: Abandoned urine

Isle of Dogs, E14. Urine sample. Personal details not completed on the label.

19/10/17: Abandoned rice

Isle of Dogs, E14. Mostly rice – a great deal of it – with some bread at the edges. Even the pigeons didn't want this.

17/10/17: Abandoned spy thriller #3 and other books

Charing Cross Road. John le Carre, Ben Aaronovitch, Isaac Asimov, etc.

17/10/17: Abandoned puzzle piece

Whetstone. Someone might be "a little saw" that they lost this.

15/10/17: Abandoned "Pure heart is all sadhana" card

Totteridge.

13/10/17: Abandoned "Welcome home Jess" balloon

Whetstone.

03/10/17: Abandoned playing card #11: seven of diamonds

Isle of Dogs, E14. According to THIS site, the "meaning" of the seven of diamonds is as follows: "As one of the alternating Semi-Fixed Cards of the deck, the Seven of Diamonds occupies the Venus/Venus position in the Master Life Script and the Saturn/Saturn position in the Master Spirit Script. This Venus influence bestows an artistic flair, a love of nature and beauty and a certain social charm like no other. The Saturn energy, however, tends more toward firm boundaries and self-discipline. An interesting and unique blend of flow and constriction is experienced by this Seven in the cards of life."

03/10/17: Abandoned mug

Isle of Dogs, E14.

02/10/17: Abandoned "Team Bride" badge

Isle of Dogs, E14. Presumably some kind of "hen night" debris.