The step at the entrance door to Sümela Monastery in Trabzon, Turkey

Reposted for typo in title

The perfume on the left has been in every purse I've carried for the past 3 years. I've worn it almost every day. It kind of hurts to start a new one, but this one will be just as loved and appreciated!

10 year old Fire station cutting board has helped prepare a few meals before

Years of soap dripping wore down the counter at the local library.

Got the same pair of boots after wearing the old ones for 4 years. How’s my sole wear pattern?

For my job I fix tools. I’ve only been there about six months but this is one of the most worn anvils I’ve come across yet. The rest of the tool was fairly beat up as well.

Not the fanciest flashlight out there but always works when needed. Older one still works great but has been relegated to my backup tech kit.

The white parts are from my thumb pulling it out of my wallet.

Old pair lasted me three years of daily wear at work

Used to be mostly black and white with yellow flower highlights, uniform all over. The underside of the brim is much less faded

First, the difference between the floor in front of the men's and women's restrooms (electric supply house, so a male-dominated field)

Secondly, the front desk requisition logbook. Items written in every single day since 8/12/19 and we're only now getting towards the end. I've never seen a notebook so thoroughly used.

All its bristles broke off

Someone in mildly interested auggested you might like this here.

I had a bit of a 'spool of wire' moment this morning when my bag clip let go.

I bought this bag 15 years ago before my first day of professional work as a graduate. It has come with me every day to multiple jobs over 3 cities in two countries and a multitude more domestic and international business trips.

It is still in perfect condition, just one point of pressure where it has been swinging from the shoulder strap.

Bit of a pain but will definitely fix it. But just a bit of a physical reminder of how far I have come in my career.

Hi, I am looking for any unwanted, used, or old shoes—including heavily worn shoes, socks, sandals and even loose insoles that you no longer need.
Did you know that millions of pairs of shoes end up in landfills every year, where they can take up to 40 years to decompose? (even when you DONATE them to NON-PROFIT organizations). I am working to minimize this waste by collecting, restoring, and recycling old footwear. Instead of throwing your unwanted shoes away, please donate them to my sustainability project-I would love to take them off your hands free of charge. I have collected. my first full bin as shown in the photo! :D
I welcome shoes in any condition... Each piece serves a unique purpose!
Please send me a message with what you have. Thank you for your contribution.