It's a matter of perspective--a backed up, fully-loaded toilet in the eyes of a plumber is Shangri-La.
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It's a matter of perspective--a backed up, fully-loaded toilet in the eyes of a plumber is Shangri-La.
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It's a matter of perspective--a backed up, fully-loaded toilet in the eyes of a plumber is Shangri-La.
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How are teheabandoned, upside-down tent skeletons not an eyesore?
I guess we all have different pet peeves. I honestly think the area looks pretty good but obviously I've seen better. I myself think vehicles on the beach are an eyesore but that's just me. The point is we all perceive things differently. [Edit]honestly, I cant' make out half the stuff in that picture. The only thing that stands out is the tent frame which could possibly be a tent in the process of being set up for all I know. I'm just saying that a good picture says 1000 words. In this case you need 1000 words to explain the picture. Lose the captions and take some closeups if you're trying to persuade is all I'm saying.
does anyone know what this woman was charged with? If it was in the article, I did not see the actual charge stated...
If the "stuff" had been abandoned on the beach, then what law did she break?
Are the beaches in that area claimed as "private"? If not, can there be private property on a public beach?
Did the ordinance apply to the "stuff"? Does anyone know whose "stuff" it was?
Did they have the responsibililty to remove it overnight?
How did there happen to be a video? Did someone plan to photograph the incident, or did it just "happen".....This whole incident sounds a little strange to me, so I am just interested to know what specific charge was filed; and what law was broken according to authorities?
Anybody know?
I really wish that one of the newspapers would do an expose..with full color photographs...showing just what is happening to the beaches--it would probably be picked up by AP and Facebook and Twitter and we would make the International News...to think that we have such a treasure in our natural habitat and we are destroying it...by neglect, laziness, and lack of government regulations that are appropriate or elected officials who have the courage to enforce the rules they've written.
It is disgraceful IMO.
does anyone know what this woman was charged with? If it was in the article, I did not see the actual charge stated...
If the "stuff" had been abandoned on the beach, then what law did she break?
Are the beaches in that area claimed as "private"? If not, can there be private property on a public beach?
Did the ordinance apply to the "stuff"? Does anyone know whose "stuff" it was?
Did they have the responsibililty to remove it overnight?
How did there happen to be a video? Did someone plan to photograph the incident, or did it just "happen".....This whole incident sounds a little strange to me, so I am just interested to know what specific charge was filed; and what law was broken according to authorities?
Anybody know?