Gahh!" Nick was hoping to   noted with relief the lack of the post-apocalyptic mise-en-scène feature films had trained her to expect, hasn't happened. He was wrong.....




Overturned cars scorched burnt buildings busted windows. Empty to the facade of hell on earth.






Nick   walked toward the main street and saw that Mother Nature had started to reclaim part of the city.



 

He walked toward the coffee shop on the corner and noticed that the sign was faded and swinging in the breeze.

"Maybe they still have some of those crunchy, inedible, rock-hard granola bars," he thought.


This in good condition.




He grinned as he noticed a fat rabbit crouched in the thick grass that had taken over an empty parking lot. Harvesting more carrots into it's hideaway home underground.




He took it as a good omen,  topped othe rabbit's attention only focused on  mysterious one human still here. Haven't seen any I'm awhile.


Nick was on the other side bowing  for the rabbit.

Thanking the creature  he is not alone in this deserted city.




Peered through the glass door making sure it was empty to begin with.

Looked like a low budget  bar.

Red comfy stools  right by the receptionist front desk.

Flattened once you set on them. Once you get off it...