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11 comments:
Well, I guess maybe it might help keep people from further damaging it until some department can get around to repairing it.
Good thing they are protecting it.
Not the most creative landscaping I have ever seen.
That's okay if they do something about it quickly. The question is, who would want to break it?
You are too good VP.
Ugh. I'm sure only a Pisan would do something like that. :S
Ha. Let's hope this is only a temporary measure.
Well it is ONE way to do it!:)
Now it is safe! :)
Halcyon's comment made me laugh!
That must be the Italian way of doing it.
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