Laugh all you want, but last time things didn’t turn out so well! Just mere meters away from where the last sinkhole wreaked havoc on 24th Street, the nascent formation of another begins, bending space and time (and concrete). I would hate for anything to get in the way of everyone’s favorite tortilleria, with its fresh, plentiful supply of huaraches, gorditas, and those delectable nopales (cactus) tortillas, but I’m starting to worry about a pattern here.
Still not impressed? Well, it does look a little more sinister from the other direction:
But how deep does it actually go? Do your best Jules Verne impression after the jump:
Laugh all you want, but this is definitely gonna taco someone’s fixie.
Previously:
Snack Truck Falls Into Sinkhole, Police Expected To Arrive In Record Time
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There’s another one that has been forming for a couple weeks on Hampshire between 22 and 23. I bike past it every day and it’s a couple inches bigger/deeper each time. Maybe the two will join, and the next Sunday streets can be a pool party
Is the lamp still next to it?
wait…asphalt and poo *don’t* hold up?
Anyone can report potholes at http://www.sfbike.org/fix or by calling 311. Tell them SFBC sent you!
DEATH TO THE FIXIES.