People have found shipwrecks, minefields, and elaborate works of art carefully planted in lost forests.
At first, these were all surprises. Now the concept of close-up satellite images of our backyards has become commonplace, and some homeowners are taking advantage of it.
If you google search “135 W Anderson Rd Sequim, WA 98382” and turn on the satellite image overlay, you’ll be greeted with the image above.
This is what happens after neighbors have an argument in the 21st century.
A man in Sequim, Washington artistically shared his opinion of his neighbor using his back yard as a canvas. He even included an arrow so there would be no doubt who he was talking about.
The image on Google Maps was taken back in July of 2016, but people didn’t really notice it until this year. Some investigative research shows that this feud has been going on for a long time. Archived maps on Google Earth shows the field completely blank back in November 2011, but the message is clear as day in July 2013.
We have no idea what happened to spark such anger, but whatever it was clearly hasn’t been forgiven.
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