WARNING: this entry contains graphic images. Viewer discretion advised.

Folks...I can't express the pain in my heart over what I saw today in Hammonton, New Jersey. I wanted to look away, but for the purposes of this blog and chronicling the plight of carts nationwide (and worldwide), I had to document it.

This past weekend's snowstorm brought forth tragic consequences for the carts you're about to see. This is not for the faint of heart.




There are no words. Please, spare a moment of silence for those lost due to this historic snowstorm.

Caring for carts in inclement weather.

If you live in the Northeastern United States, you are aware of the epic snowstorm we had this past weekend.

But you probably aren't aware of the unseen victims of this December blizzard.

Just one of several I saw over the past few days:



It appears it was waiting for a bus that never came...

Cart in the water...

This cart was unceremoniously dumped in the Rideau river (under the Cummings bridge) in Vanier(Ottawa), Ontario

A month later....it is now submerged and is likely to remain there for it's eternal repose.