21/10/18: Abandoned Oleg name card

Boots and Waitrose car park, Whetstone.

21/10/18: Abandoned Amanda

Boots and Waitrose car park, Whetstone.

20/10/18: Abandoned bat

Totteridge.

19/10/18: Abandoned music lesson notes

Earl's Court.

05/10/18: Abandoned mirror

Earl's Court.

04/10/18: Abandoned elephants and stereo

Earl's Court. A box with parts of a stereo system and a couple of elephants.

18/09/18: Abandoned cycling sticker

Finchley Central.

17/09/18: Abandoned shoe #11

West Kensington.

16/09/18: Abandoned shoe #10

Whetstone.

09/09/18: Abandoned lettuce

Whetstone.

29/08/18: Abandoned girl

Swanage. A frog in one hand and a camera in the other.

07/08/18: Abandoned rabbit #2

West Kensington.

04/08/18: Abandoned shopping list

Whetstone.

31/07/18: Abandoned "Isabellasaurus" key ring

Swanage.

16/07/18: Abandoned VHS videos

West Kensington. The films are:
1. Multiplicity (1996)
2. The Glenn Miller Story (1954)
3. The Emerald Forest (1985)

10/07/18: Abandoned knitting book

Earl's Court.

09/07/18: Abandoned revision #2

Whetstone.

27/06/18: Abandoned shoe #9

West Kensington. Where is the Cinderella whose foot this would fit perfectly?

25/06/18: Abandoned phone #4

In the road outside Totteridge & Whetstone tube.

15/06/18: Abandoned hat #5

Earl's Court, on the floor  of a phone box. I was slightly tempted to take it, having lost my own hat a while back (see HERE), but I resisted.

08/06/18: Abandoned football card #4

Whetstone. Liam Rosenior, "a full-back or winger" for Brighton & Hove Albion.

07/06/18: Abandoned revision

Whetstone. These appear to be study notes for a geography exam. Let's hope it was lost after the exam, not before.

05/06/18: Abandoned football card #3

West Kensington. Ángel Fabián Di María Hernández plays for Argentina.

02/06/18: Abandoned cat with launch pad

Woodside Park. It appeared that the base could be used to propel the cat through the air, but that would be animal cruelty. And anyway, it didn't work.

13/05/18: Abandoned playing card #16: six of clubs

Whetstone. According to this website, the significance of the six of clubs is as follows: "This card is also known as the 'messenger card' and one that is quite intuitive. Its presence today can indicate a time when your intuition is stronger than usual. The Six of Clubs♣ is the card of responsibility in speech and communication, and of making compromises to maintain peace."

11/05/18: Abandoned whoopee cushion

Totteridge. When I was a child, whoopee cushions had the exact same picture and text. It's nice to see that some things don't change. "When anyone sits down it emits a REAL Bronx cheer."

10/05/18: Abandoned Samsung phone

North Finchley.

08/05/18: Abandoned football sticker

Totteridge. Eric Dier of Tottenham Hotspur.

04/05/18: Abandoned car #6

Totteridge.

30/04/18: Abandoned octopus #2

Whetstone. Possibly related to the one HERE.

28/04/18: Abandoned man #6

Left in a puddle in Chipping Barnet. Possibly a helicopter pilot.

28/04/18: Abandoned superhero #2

What was Batman doing in the Boots and Waitrose car park, Whetstone?

26/04/18: Abandoned car #5 (another update)

Totteridge. This car is in worse shape every time I see it. First it was merely abandoned (see HERE), then it was painted and roughed up a bit (see HERE). Now it's upside down.

24/04/18: Abandoned supernatural thriller

In a skip in Whetstone. An online summary of Old Magic by Marianne Curley reads: "Sensing that her new classmate, Jarrod, has supernatural powers similar to her own, Kate Warren tries to inform Jarrod of the gift he possesses since he fails to recognize it himself, but when his power reaches a dangerous level, Jarrod's disbelief ends and he soon turns to Kate for help in controlling it."

21/04/18: Abandoned car #5 (update)

Totteridge. The car abandoned about 10 days ago (see HERE) has been moved off the field to the car park of the Barnet Table Tennis Centre. It has also been graffitied and smashed up.

11/04/18: Abandoned car #5

Totteridge.

29/03/18: Abandoned dollies

Dangling dollies – hanging from a tree in Totteridge.

25/03/18: Abandoned playing card #14: nine of spades

Whetstone. What does the internet say about the nine of spades? Well, it claims that: "The Nine of Spades has the strongest calling to let go of attachments in life and move toward giving to others. Answering the call of a spiritual life and trust in a benign universe is the life task of the Nine of Spades person. Influenced heavily by kingly energy, a certain amount of dignity accompanies this card. Their King of Hearts card in Venus suggests strong parental values and deep commitment to their children. They take their role as head of household quite seriously. This card also provides them a certain charm with the public and an ability to control their emotions. Being out in front of others provides them an opportunity to use their innate gifts for the benefit of others. Blessed with charisma and charm, they can excel in public positions."

10/03/18: Abandoned plectrum

Whetstone plectrum. Probably not safe to stick it in your ear.

09/03/18: Abandoned war book / abandoned hat #4

The Long Shadow: The Great War and the Twentieth Century by David Reynolds, on one of the benches at Bank DLR station platform. Amazon reviews range from "A great book for feeble minded Daily Mail readers" to "Excellent and clearly written. I learnt a lot". Also abandoned: a bobble hat.

05/03/18: Abandoned lion

Whetstone.

05/03/18: Abandoned sheep

A poor little lost lamb gazing across the empty Boots and Waitrose car park in Whetstone.

21/02/18: Abandoned elephant #2

South Quay DLR station.

19/02/18: Abandoned toilet roll

Whetstone.

11/02/18: Abandoned scissors

Totteridge – in the middle of the road.

11/02/18: Abandoned knickers #4

Totteridge.

10/02/18: Abandoned man #5

Boots and Waitrose car park, Whetstone. Red hair. Blue skin. Half of one arm missing.

10/02/18: Abandoned balloons (four tied together)

North Finchley. Yet more plastic for birds to choke on. I put them in a wheelie-bin. See also HERE.

08/02/18: Abandoned number balloons

Millwall Dock, E14. These were in the shape of numbers – possibly a "2" and a "5" – although I doubt that the swans who live there appreciated this. More balloons HERE.

07/02/18: Abandoned baby bottle

Totteridge. A teeny bottle. More bottles HERE.