Urban Jacksonville

Thanks to COJ for planting dead sod in front of my house. Also I really don’t understand why it took two days to do it either. Waste. Of. Money. Anywho.

This Friday Anomaly is having their 3rd year anniversary as well as Obey launch party falling on First Fridays in Five Points with DJ Roy spinning outside. Come to the center of the action and toast in their 3rd year with champagne and browse the new lines of clothing.

Thanks for the tip Jaxscene

Get your Jacksonville Link on!
The secret is out! Jacksonvillians want rail (Metro Jacksonville)
Rich & Mir Go to Nicky G’s. This is weird. You have been warned.
This Is What a Cycling Nightmare Looks Like (BikeJax)
There’s a passionate discussion (41 comments strong!) going on at JaxCal on the merits of Monster Art. Fascinating. Frustrating.

Thanks for this Urban Art Warfare!

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Phil

i was getting all tweaked about my driveway grass and considered re-sodding then thought screw that save the water and resources and leave it all alone and you know what? the stupid grass is growing awesomely now. I think i pissed it off.
Joey Marchy

@Jennifer McCharen
You know I think you're right. They did the same thing in Klutho Park and I bitched about the waste of money then too. Now it's all nice and plush. haha!

I'll keep my fingers crossed it's Bahia.
Dennis Eusebio

eyyyyyyyyyyyy.
Jennifer McCharen

It might be bahia sod, which looks totally dead when you put it in, but eventually needs no irrigation and looks lovely and green. We just put in a bahia lawn on Ralph Street and I had the same feelings about it. But the one we put in on Myra street a month ago is lush and healthy now, even in partial shade.

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