Showing posts with label living on the street. Show all posts
Showing posts with label living on the street. Show all posts
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Homeless binner's ransacked bike and trailer. Prior to being moved along in the alley.[/caption]
Chris Jensen's disappearance from the Fairview area on Wednesday evening was neither unusual nor necessarily unwelcome. What was unusual and what caused several of South Granville's homeless population to take notice was the fact that he went away without taking his bicycle, attached trailer and most of his worldly possessions.
Well I've just seen him -- darn the luck! Only one day missing; that wasn't much of a break, but by the looks of him he wasn't off having a picnic.
Homeless binner's ransacked bike and trailer. Prior to being moved along in the alley.[/caption]Chris Jensen's disappearance from the Fairview area on Wednesday evening was neither unusual nor necessarily unwelcome. What was unusual and what caused several of South Granville's homeless population to take notice was the fact that he went away without taking his bicycle, attached trailer and most of his worldly possessions.
Well I've just seen him -- darn the luck! Only one day missing; that wasn't much of a break, but by the looks of him he wasn't off having a picnic.
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Suitably shitty photo of the fence a building manager has put up to stop homeless incursions.[/caption]
Near the southwest corner of West Broadway Avenue and Hemlock Street an apartment building manager has spent months shoring up the defensive fortifications of one corner of his property.
First he tacked up a "no trespassing" sign; then he added three orange traffic cones in front of the sign. Finally he replaced the cones with a new section of fence to entirely block access from the lane. All to stop an unseen person from pooping on his property. The safe assumption is it's a homeless person -- the building manager is positive he knows which homeless person. Unfortunately he's wrong.
Suitably shitty photo of the fence a building manager has put up to stop homeless incursions.[/caption]Near the southwest corner of West Broadway Avenue and Hemlock Street an apartment building manager has spent months shoring up the defensive fortifications of one corner of his property.
First he tacked up a "no trespassing" sign; then he added three orange traffic cones in front of the sign. Finally he replaced the cones with a new section of fence to entirely block access from the lane. All to stop an unseen person from pooping on his property. The safe assumption is it's a homeless person -- the building manager is positive he knows which homeless person. Unfortunately he's wrong.
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