A convenient parking spot in Bellevue
Escrito por Mariano Lozano - Monday, 19 October 2009Un comentario
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Ok, everybody knows that only cars with handicapped parking permit can park on handicapped parking spots. But what about between?
Come on, it’s gonna be just a minute! I grab my Starbucks coffe and that’s it. And this spot is so convenient… Yes, she (the driver) knew that Kelsey Creek parking spot is almost empty after Kmart left the area. Maybe 2,000 free parking spots for her are not enough. She didn’t like any easy spot to park in.
Fortunately she knew about the wheelchair blue picture but I guess that those white stripes didn’t mean anything :-D
(Picture taken in Kelsey Creek shopping center, Bellevue, WA. Some weeks ago)
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