It’s on 21st Street somewhere around Treat, and it’s deep! There’s a construction barricade marking the spot, but construction barricades don’t stop cyclists traveling at top speed not looking where they’re going. Somebody should probably put a cone in it.
P.S. Did you know potholes are sometimes called “kettles” and “chuckholes”? Chuckholes!
Previously:
Jebus! The photo looks staged, but the pothole looks horrible. Note to self, don’t use 21st to traverse the mission.
There’s a similar nasty one on 25th
the amazing natural wonders of the all-magical plant that is known as hoodia was proven long ago by the san bushmen of the kalahari desert, and still is used in its natural formation for physically and mentally slowing down thirst and hunger needs during long trips of food hunting. 11 among seventeen brands failed to be authentic, to me that is an mind-boggling statistic and says a great deal regarding the industry. finally, the other concern i have about hoodia gum products is that most claim to be made using hoodia concentrates, or extracts. it will help you lose the interest in eating for a long period of time.