What Once Was by durleybeachbum
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All that remains of the vandalised bird hide are the foundations on which it stood.
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Comments (8)
blinkings
I've never understood the reason why people vandalize things. It's really sad.
helanker
I agree with Andrew. It is so lousy to do such things.
kgb224
Superb capture Andrea. I also do not understand this ludicrous human behaviour. God bless.
clbsmiley
I also do not understand how some people can do such things.
jendellas
What is in their minds, makes me cross.
wysiwig
I was going to suggest that it be rebuilt but then I realized it would probably just be destroyed again. I fear we are entering a new age of barbarism.
Faemike55
whilst I am for Law & order, there comes a time where vigilantism should be used
anahata.c
I wonder what it looked like originally...I take it those wooden supports held up some kind of partition? Whatever it was, it's a shame...I always thought Europeans were more sensitive to animal life than americans; I'm sure they are, but this is a bad sign in the other direction. But Andrea, the picture itself---forgetting the story of it---is very appealing. The intensity of the protected area, the 'wall' of the wood like a gigantic piece of basketry, and then the vast expanse of land with water (river or marsh?) and that long sky and background. It's really attractive. And one person on the end, staring at you quizzically? I love the shot, even though it shows idiot-insensitivity. (I had to look up "bird hide," as we don't have that term here. We'd probably call it a bird sanctuary.)