Take it home and see if it works: cane chair

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Take it home and see if it works: cane chair

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I love seeing cast-offs in the street. They’re not always in working order, but there’s a lot of potential.

This cane chair was near the on-ramp to the Eastern Distributor, on Bourke Street, Woolloomooloo.

By ml. September 21, 2009

Tags: Bourke Street, cane chair, cast offs, Eastern Distributor, Take It Home And See If It Works, Woolloomooloo

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