COMMENT 306395P
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2012-08-09 01:29 PM |
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Good for you! Love seeing residents who care about how SB looks outside of their own yard. The karma gods smile down on you.
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COMMENT 306417
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2012-08-09 02:10 PM |
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Looks perfect as is - don't touch it!
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COMMENT 306447P
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2012-08-09 02:58 PM |
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Am uncertain if it was Billy's inspiration or the fear of public shaming, maybe a combination.
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COMMENT 306503
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2012-08-09 04:32 PM |
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Thanks, you are a good neighbor. I don't think most people realize how dangerous overgrowth can be to the elderly like Billy's dad who is legally blind and uses a walker. One fall because of overgrowth on public walkways could be the end for some of them. Now that Billy has made us aware, I think we will see some cleanup happening.
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CHERIDIANE
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2012-08-09 07:51 PM |
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Thank you for your clean up...and for attributing Billy with getting you going.
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COMMENT 306671P
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2012-08-10 07:44 AM |
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Those plants might have looked good in the right place.....
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GBOB
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2012-08-10 09:22 AM |
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See Billy? It CAN work! BTW, the miniature palm pictured is, believe it or not, Phoenix canariensis/Canary Island Date palm, which can reach over 50' with a 5' trunk and 30' canopy. It's one of our biggest weeds. Many thanks to the reader who acted in the best interest of the community!
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COMMENT 306837
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2012-08-10 11:14 AM |
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@477P - there is no need to be unpleasant. whatever the motivation, someone felt inspired and wanted to share. Good for them and why rain on their parade?
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COMMENT 306920
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2012-08-10 01:50 PM |
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As a powered wheelchair person....I thank you! The sidewalk obstacles are often challenging if not impassable.
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