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I break in.
Haven't been caught. I have an invisibility cloak.
SWEET!
I have Flubber, tradesies?
I break in.
Haven't been caught. I have an invisibility cloak.
SWEET!
I have Flubber, tradesies?
Sure, but how do you use it to break into abandoned houses? I'm curious to know your techniques.
SWEET!
I have Flubber, tradesies?
Sure, but how do you use it to break into abandoned houses? I'm curious to know your techniques.
Arial photography.
I break in.
Haven't been caught. I have an invisibility cloak.
SWEET!
I have Flubber, tradesies?
Haha people probably go hunting there or walk their dogs.. That's probably why they have the sign lol
I found a canola field with a no trespassing sign. As if I'm gonna steal some canola and make my own oil.
yes I am respectful of their crops. Those canola flowers can leave really horrible stains. I usually stick to tractor trials or spots with no growth. What city you live in. I'm in gp.Me too, but if you live in an urban area surrounded by vanishing farmlands as I do, you will find almost every square cm of it is posted. Not that you will take the Canola, but they don't want hunters and others trampling the crop , tearing down fences, etc. and in some places the law says that if you really want to keep trespassers out, then it has to be posted...that's all. Still, it is very frustrating for us who respect the farm property and maybe just want to walk up a fenceline or a tractor trail to grab a few images.Cheers,WesternGuyI found a canola field with a no trespassing sign. As if I'm gonna steal some canola and make my own oil.