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coyote
I totally agree with Wizard on where they sprayed. If you are heading down from Bowen, you may see some rocks with a 69 on it in brown just before the jeep trail at the parking lot below the MoFo part of the goat trail to the ranch. The color was originally red for the 69 but when it was sprayed over to try to cover it, the numbers turned to the color of the spray over paint and with the sun fading some of the pigment it turned to brown. This represents some gang I understand. This is a real problem. What is the purpose of going into the wilderness to escape when the spray paint is creating an artifical environmental. I notied some floresenct green paint last month and thought what idoit can't find their way from here. Sorry but if you are going to go into the wilderness, study the area and take a map! I hike regularly on the Appalachian Trail and it is not acceptable there, can't imagine it would be acceptable in California.
These people are not hikers or nature enjoyers. These are assholes who don't see any difference in tagging a wall in the city or a tree in the forest. This is one of the reasons I rarely go to DCHS, it's just too upsetting to see the damage. The other reason is because of all the loose pit bulls that are always there everytime I go.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/20/2013 07:14PM by ezzpete.
