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Think she has a permit?
By adamg on Sun, 06/24/2018 - 10:01am
Jay spotted this turkey by the container terminal in South Boston this morning.
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Jay spotted this turkey by the container terminal in South Boston this morning.
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No turkey
Is ever unpermitted.
We aren’t ‘undocumented’
We aren’t ‘undocumented’ aliens we are indigenous.
It’s you imperialist colonials which are the ‘invasive’ species.
Though we don’t mind appropriating your culture of delicious kosher baked goods.
Turkey
at the Thomas Butler Dog Park.
M Street Softball
That's right behind the outfield at the softball field I work at every night, M - F. Not only have I seen turkeys on the field, but also rabbits, skunks, a racoon, and two weeks ago - during a game, mind you - a huge hawk came in for a landing on top of the backstop. Everybody stopped play to look at it. I was umpiring that night, so it's possible he came in after disagreeing with my calls to see if he could carry me away.
Suldog
http://jimsuldog.blogspot.com
Adorable!
Adorable!
I think that’s the dog park
I think that’s the dog park right behind. Do turkeys and dogs get along?
Do turkeys and X get along?
No.
Adorable!
Clever girl! Birthing her own
Clever girl! Birthing her own army to one day liberate her from captivity.
Adorable!
Adorable!
She doesn't need one
It's Sunday.
The North End checks in
Historic brick wall and
Historic brick wall and mature trees: https://goo.gl/maps/jGJ5mbrpaZq
replaced by angled parking: https://goo.gl/maps/cSWsMVjJ9MG2
Is this really the city we should be creating?
Crumbling dangerous eyesore
Removed at the request of the community to make more parking and open access to the park.
Not everything old is OMG HISTORIC! Some of it is dangerous, expensive, and has outlived its usefullness.
Go live in a museum.
You know what else is dangerous and expensive?
More cars! Vroom vroom beep beep! Get outta my way -- I need to park here!
Are trees dangerous,
Are trees dangerous, expensive, and have outlived their usefulness? Should we put them all in a tree museum?
The historic wall used to
The historic wall used to separate the neighborhood from the old MBTA power plant that was full of asebetos and PCBs