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What’s Wrong With Hampton
What’s Wrong With Hampton, a photo by BelchSpeak on Flickr.
Seriously? Who duct tapes a telephone pole? This is just one more piece of evidence that the city of Hampton is in a chronic state of entropy and disrepair. That, and the public works department are hilariously redneck.
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