Field guide No. 693
One bite through pear, mug, booth
Somebody was very hungry once.
On a yellow diner table a pear and a white mug each have a bite taken out of the same side, and so does the red leather booth behind them. The bites line up, which suggests one mouth and no hesitation.
Field noteTeeth do not usually get through china and upholstery. One mouth went pear, mug, seat, all in a line.
Also possible, also breaking material
Soft evidenceA raised fingerprint marks a teacup. The evidence will be difficult to wash.
Delayed departureSuitcases ride the carousel wrapped in cloud, one already half evaporated.
The ribbon quarryQuarries cut rock into terraces. Cutting satin the same way is waste, but legal waste.
Clouds pressed into a coral towelTowels pick up sand, not weather. This one has whole clouds raised in its terry.