perhaps-related changeset discussion: changeset/144022958

Neat project! I presume these are men (and lady men) who work with horses, not horse-man hybrids; but with mascots, you never know.

done, this time with a more helpful changeset comment.

'Mar Vermejo' means 'Vermilion Sea'. Sorry about the `alt_alt_`, I just wasn't sure how to do it (`alt_name_1` and `alt_name_2`?)

The artist has an article on how long the sculptures tend to last: https://chainsawsculpture.co.uk/otherinfo/timberdura/durability%20of%20timber.html

Ah well. Thanks for the links and for checking on it.

Thanks for the fix.

There is wildlife there (mustelids). People can view it in some locations, others are for the family that owns the property. https://pbs.org/wnet/nature/mighty-weasel-preview-nzu4nn/21080 is my source on this.

Alright, I added the `wikidata` key to each of them.

Okay, thanks for the fix and sorry for the errors.

How can both this building and the one at the south end of Grant be #102?

Could you say more about what you mean about the road not existing?

disregard previous comment

What sort of site is it?

I changed the description on Jumbo since it does not appear to have itself been intended to be a shell

Would you happen to know if https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/file:rat_and_apple_(27467474782).jpg is nearby?

Why's that?

I added Ohio Avenue based on a photo of a stop sign at the intersection of Memes Street, but am not sure how far the road extends

https://tin.er.usgs.gov/mineplant/map-us.html may be out of date, seems like a private sand and gravel business called Santa Fe Classic Rock.

Perhaps this question is not directly related to the wellfield, but is the island made of riprap? If not, do you know why it is called that?