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I have never heard of a soils competition before. I googled it, and it sounds fascinating. Genuinely curious: how did you get into it? Seems like a very niche hobby.
Is this where everyone was taking those Instagram photos a few years back? >

I live near here. It was insane. People were stopping along the sides of the I-15 freeway to get out of their car and walk up to the hills for pictures. Bunch of idiots >

Just drove through here over the weekend and the poppies are definitely on their way. Saw some “influencers” trampling them between an on ramp and the freeway. >

All it would take is a tow truck driver and spotter team to sit around the area and swoop in for the tow. >

City should pass an ordinance to do that, and part of the fine is to pose for a picture with a sign held up saying "I was selfish and tried to destroy nature for a goddamn social media post" and then put it up on a website. >

People on these apps should comment shame any photos that appear. Or report them. >

Definitely don’t comment shame. Comments count as engagement, which furthers their reach. Best to report/block to reduce the spread. >

I'm glad I got to be in the area back in 2019. Was just a happy coincidence, I was there for a soils* competition. It's a beautiful area
**Soil judging competition