I think it would be easier to sit on if it wasn't propped up like that.

lol but is easier to pack and carry away 😀

When I lived in Seal Beach you had to call Nichols Sanitation and they would send the "9-yard trailer" for large objects like this. In Long Beach when I lived on an alley and had a 55 gallon steel barrel I had loaded with mixed dirt and dry Bermuda grass from using a rented renovator I met the Long Beach crew and persuaded the big guy to throw it in the truck, then surprised him with a $5.

I love this shot---the textures on the sofa; the intense light, definitely morning light; the thick shadows, the decayed grass (november grass); and the wild angle of the couch, balanced on a pole. Real counterpoint in this shot. And behind the couch---actually, in front of it, though out of sight for us---is a series of diagonal wires. I don't know what those are, but they look like they're holding up the couch. I assume they're not, but the way you shot it, they seem connected, and I love that connection. And the city plays-out in the background as counterpoint. Terrific shot. And kudos for captures sights like this. They're full of play, visual rhythm and music, and always strong contrasts. Terrific.

Harry, I'm at over 50 minutes, and I need to visit a few more galleries before sleeping, so I'll stop for now. But I did 12 images. So I'm almost half way through your recent offerings. You haven't waned a bit...and the blue garbage bin is great contrast to the beige of that couch, above. Really fine work, once again.