cross-posted from: https://lemmy.blahaj.zone/post/41993402
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I feel the final panel with my whole soul
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.blahaj.zone/post/41993402
The artist is: https://bsky.app/profile/shubbabang.bsky.social
I feel the final panel with my whole soul
laughs in US trespassing laws and destruction of local environments
I know not everybody can do this but where I live many houses have apple trees and a whole lot of them go unpicked, I just knock on the door and ask to pick and mostly get a yes.
My local elementary school has like 6 cherry trees that anyone can pick and blackberries are an invasive weed here and are literally everywhere.
There might be more available to you than you realize.
I’ve looked around. There is nothing in this farming town that has absolutely destroyed the local ecosystems to make miles of monoculture cropland.
Not to mention the community is a US Southern MAGA cesspool. You go knocking doors you’re likely to get shot.
Unfortunately, places like mine are more common than places like yours in this fuck up of a country.
I believe it, sometimes I forget how good we have it in some ways in the PNW
Oh man. I love the PNW. Used to be a truck driver, did hot shot for a few years a decade ago, and fuck me I loved getting called to take a run in that direction.
Didn’t matter if I was being called at 2 AM, if they said somewhere that was there or the New England area my ass was up and chipper because it meant I got to leave the shit hole that is the US South and got a nice, paid, road trip across the country.
Trespassing is part of the fun and even in most urban areas there are spots if you know where to look.
In the cities sure, but in rural bumbfuck surrounded by miles of cropland and nothing else, man does it get rough and you’re likely to get shot if you go trespassing on any of the good land nearby.
Not even on purpose, just accidentally as people like to shoot their guns out here damn near every day and if you’re out in their fields or their tree lines, you risk catching a stray shot.
I kinda figured in rural areas people would have their own space at least. Or you could get to know your neighbors! They should have enough land for this, at least. Unless it’s all corn or something. But you did mention tree lines…
I mean I’ve got two gallons of jam made from local wild blackberries in the freezer but you do you