— By Jack Morse (@jmorse_) |
Last night’s storm did more than just jam up BART service. Indeed, it proved once and for all that Mother Nature is a true Mission dirtbag (god bless her). Intense winds knocked down a large tree on the western edge of Dolores Park — blocking the J-Church Line in the process.
Thankfully, the train operator was able to bring the vehicle to a stop before it collided with the felled tree. But still, we have to hand it to Nature for keeping things sketchy on the tracks even when the glass-breaking parkgoers are taking a rainy night off.
[Photo: Diego Ongaro]
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Strong gusts brought down a big tree at Dolores Park’s western boundary, obstructing the J-Church Line in the process. | taurangaarborist.co.nz
Rainy nights don’t stop nature from keeping things shady on the tracks, even when the glass-breaking park visitors aren’t around. See: hydro dipping near me
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