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Skull and crossbone posted private property sign

The owner of this property adjacent to Grafton Lakes State Park nailed this "posted private property" sign into a rock. But what is unusual about this is that they also drew skull and crossbones onto the sign, apparently indicating that they intended to cause harm to trespassers.

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Parks of Rensselaer County

Location

East Grafton
Rensselaer
New York
United States

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Canon PowerShot S50
(Replaced by Canon PowerShot S90)

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