02/11/17: Abandoned man #4

He was stuck on top of a "franked mail only" post box. Other abandoned men HERE.

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.

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.

21/09/17: Abandoned parking protocol

Isle of Dogs, E14.

29/08/17: Abandoned number plate #6

Isle of Dogs, E14. A Google search on the number above reveals that "This 2007 FORD FOCUS GHIA...was first registered on Friday 28th of December 2007 near Birmingham... This vehicle had 6 previous owners before the current keeper acquired it." Click HERE for the rest of the series.

04/08/17: Abandoned toilet

Isle of Dogs, E14. A teeny toilet, slightly broken.

03/08/17: Abandoned creature #17

Marsh Wall, Isle of Dogs, E14. There are a lot of strange creatures out there.

25/07/17: Abandoned creature #16

Isle of Dogs, E14. Hippo? Dinosaur? Hipposaur? More creatures HERE.

28/02/17: Abandoned soldier

Isle of Dogs. Contrary to popular belief, the Queen's Guard are not merely a ceremonial presence to be enjoyed and photographed by tourists. They are, in fact, fully operational soldiers. This poor little guy had lost his head, but, incredibly, could still march in the name of royal duty.