Tree law bola.
this post was submitted on 02 Sep 2023
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Tree law!!
Forgot how much I missed that community. Both Interesting and lightly dramatic.
Learned more about the laws of English speaking countries there than I did in a lifetime before find the international LA subs.
Dude, that's like the OG example of karma in action.
You can't just go hacking down Mother Earth's lungs and expect to waltz off scot-free.
Trees have rights too, you know? $150k is just the universe's way of saying, "Respect your elders," and by elders, I mean those trees. 🌳✌️ #TreeLawIsRealLaw
Cedar though? Man I respect trees and I respect privacy, but my sinuses call that hedge an assault with a deadly weapon xD
Cedar is native to the region. If you don't like the smell, you should never visit the west coast.
Well, it's the terrifying allergies, not the smell heheh.... but you do you fam.
Those are some pretty hedgerows. Anyone know what plant that is?
Arborvitae