Residents of Beeston, Nottinghamshire, are baffled by the monthly appearance of plates filled with peeled bananas at a local junction. For over a year, on the second day of each month, these offerings have been found at the intersection of Abbey Road and Wensor Avenue, opposite a local church. The purpose behind this ritual remains unknown. Clare Short, a local resident, observed the consistent pattern but could not ascertain the reason for these monthly deposits.
The regularity and mystery of these banana offerings have sparked curiosity and speculation within the community. Some residents wonder if it is part of a cultural or religious practice, while others consider it might be an elaborate prank. Despite various theories, the true motive remains elusive.
Local authorities have been informed, but as the act does not pose any immediate threat or harm, no official investigation has been launched. Residents continue to monitor the situation, hoping to uncover the mystery behind these monthly banana offerings.
