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Today’s theme is receptacle meaning a container that holds items or matter. Isn’t that a great word? It’s from the latin, recipere, to receive.
Bins, bins, everywhere …
… even in the middle of the driveway.
In one shot I get 3 vehicles used as receptacles. Places to hold things. In one case I get double points. An orange garbage-bag, itself holding “stuff”, is itself held in the back of the ute.
And to complete the series, a classic bin, as with most bins, relegated to live outside the back door.
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