Logs line Poplar Street between 18th Street and West Grand Avenue except at a fire hydrant where a gap has been left
Logs line Poplar Street between 18th Street and West Grand Avenue except at a fire hydrant where a gap has been left
The real resistance.
Boy that was scary. At first I thought it said legs.
Time to hit the eye doctor.
When the city won’t enforce its own rules, the rules the citizens actually agree with ARE made effective BY those same citizens.
Tell me again how do these folks represent us?
Meh...People have been dropping logs in front of San Francisco businesses for years.
There is a growing community of van dwellers/RVers who are living FT in their vehicles. CA is systematically outlawing these vehicles on streets overnight.
It seems they would rather have people living in tents and p00ping on the sidewalk than living in self-contained vehicles which can be moved far away when the owner chooses.
I don’t know about Oakland but across the bay in San Fransicko they got rid of one law against dumping.
It is perfectly legal in SF to take a dump on the sidewalk.
Maybe that’s why the logs are in the street. Maybe these businesses got tired of the campers dropping a log on the sidewalk in front of their business.
Where’s a tree hugger when you need them?
when government fails people take matters into their own hands.
Looks like they need to change the street name fro “Poplar Street” to “Eucalyptus Street.”
Boulders in San Francisco sidewalks. Logs on Oakland streets. At some point, you’d think the City Fathers would wake up.
Arthur Spooner is the prime suspect with his 555-LOGS phone number.
I’m surprised nobody has stolen it for firewood.
Let these gentle, diverse and woody segments of living treeings return to and live upon their ancestors' land, the land that treelongs to them! Stop this homeless socialist imperialist invader, this Tree Cutz Klan.
If you see the homeless in a parking spot or on the side of the road or in your driveway or lawn, chopcupying the space where a sapling's dreams were brutally snuffed out, do it for the trees.
Axe them to leave. And if you see something, saw something.
I wonder about the plants growing up through the cracked asphalt in the street. They look to me like they might be tumbleweeds.
Logs line Poplar Street
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What type of tree? nyuk nyuk nyuk
Art project.
The comments at the link are priceless.
Judging from those logs, it looks like a “No Bark(ing) Zone” too ...
People all over the west, and I see this in Alaska do this all the time. Don’t want people coming into/onto your property? Block it off. Simple solution.