Submitted By: Colin C
Favorite Comment: Fixer George Lazenby says, “It was definitely worth the effort to save that vibrant and burgeoning plant.”
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It’s a boy!
Now, if it had been fixed with ty-raps, and a bit of gaffer tape over the crack, that would have been a worthy fix.
nice…
Crack-pot fix
liiiiike a glooooooooove
I think the root of the problem is the roots!
This is spain!!
Hey, it’s better than zipties.
I’ve eaten at this restaurant before. Good food but really strong root beer.
It was definitely worth the effort to save that vibrant and burgeoning plant.
Thank goodness they found a way to repair it. Otherwise, what would they lean their sign against?
They really branched out on this repair.
I bet that was done by some really strapping young men.
If that wasn’t a rare South Asian Birch/Dogwood mix, they would have just used duct tape.
Not only is this section of the sewer main broken but look how clogged up it is.
It looks like they used the sign to keep people away from it and the come-along straps to hold the container together enough to keep it from becoming a huge mess. Very utilitarian.
@dono1
I don’t know what those people are eating then. I would expect much better growth on that tree.
I would have at least taken a broom around the thing befor taking pictures. What a bunch of slobs.
“Today’s Special: Garden salad (note- under construction)
@Ralf
I’m really rooting for this fix.
And the muppet who did it hides in the back hoping not to get caught…….
AWWWWW….The tree just needed a hug! Now it’s got one!
Such a nice pot I can see why they want to hold on to it…
Ha ha, I’ve done the same thing with duct tape & a clay pot
even when you come from a broken home it is hard to leave once you have taken root
Billy Mays here for Mighty Putty!