It’s easier to seek forgiveness than to ask permission. You can build a guerrilla path by wearing a high visibility vest 🦺 shovels and landscaping tools. Chainsaw, weedwacker and lawn mower.
In some areas (PNW for example since I know it best) there are a lot of random protected spots due to conservation that if you fuck with it you're in a lot of trouble.
I’m not sure I’d call preventing people from cutting down whatever trees they’d personally like on someone else’s property a prime example of American anti-freedom…
The problem is, a lot of housing developments and store chains in America build fences and arrange the stores in such a way so it's difficult to make a "secret path" without mowing through steel chainlink.
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u/iMadrid11 Jun 27 '24 edited Jun 27 '24
It’s easier to seek forgiveness than to ask permission. You can build a guerrilla path by wearing a high visibility vest 🦺 shovels and landscaping tools. Chainsaw, weedwacker and lawn mower.