Child safety seat! #chuckle (very short post)

Not a lot to say here.  I was just coming back from a late night walk around Jiangkou, when I spotted this. I reckon it needs a post of its own!  Just love the child 'safety' seat!
Not only pink and with a canopy and topbox, but there is also a wonderful child 'safety' seat too. Tied on with rope no less!

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