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The Extent of Graffiti
[previous] :: [next]Horncastle is pretty much graffiti free, save for random expletives scratched and marker penned onto lamposts and benches. The usuaul teenage scrawl. These rushed and rather haphazard tags though appeared over night a couple of weeks ago and haven't as yet been buffed.
This article has been viewed 3254 times in the last 3 years Peter: 23rd Jun 2005 - 15:17 GMTahh, that sucky trend where the crappiest graf is also the most prevalent. they need more stickerers and writers in horncastle. also: that no footway sign is pretty cool. Jamie: 23rd Jun 2005 - 15:20 GMTYeah, although i don't personally agree with tagging or writing onto old architecturally interesting buildings, though there are plenty of post-war concrete boxes around here.
Jamie: 9th Sep 2005 - 10:40 GMTA few of the silver "WAR" tags have been buffed. What a shame. I found this new one in an alleyway though. It appears to be a horsefaced young lady. nice.
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