Depends on what you classify as 'weird'......
Half a fast-food meal, syringes, condoms and similar debris that comes with living near what our mayor likes to describe as a 'cultural corridor' are daily par for the course.
So are car bumpers (where'd the car go?), tires, shoes (usually only 1...), clothes in varying stages of dirtiness and degradation, dead Prairie Dogs, Jackrabbits, Coyotes, etc.
Certainly the most startling item I've seen on a (driving) 'commute' would have been an upright refrigerator, standing right there in the middle lane of a freeway interchange ramp.
Standing upright, closed, as if ready to plug in and use.
Fortunately, I was paying attention......
Half a fast-food meal, syringes, condoms and similar debris that comes with living near what our mayor likes to describe as a 'cultural corridor' are daily par for the course.
So are car bumpers (where'd the car go?), tires, shoes (usually only 1...), clothes in varying stages of dirtiness and degradation, dead Prairie Dogs, Jackrabbits, Coyotes, etc.
Certainly the most startling item I've seen on a (driving) 'commute' would have been an upright refrigerator, standing right there in the middle lane of a freeway interchange ramp.
Standing upright, closed, as if ready to plug in and use.
Fortunately, I was paying attention......