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Anyway you slice it, SLO’s a happy community

A rock along Bishop Peak trail in San Luis Obispo has been transformed into a slice of watermelon. The city is calling it a crime, possibly a felony.
A rock along Bishop Peak trail in San Luis Obispo has been transformed into a slice of watermelon. The city is calling it a crime, possibly a felony. Joe Johnston jjohnston@thetribunenews.com

I truly appreciate living in a community where a rock painted as a slice of watermelon is the biggest controversy.

Ernie Martin, San Luis Obispo

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This story was originally published November 15, 2017 at 8:55 PM with the headline "Anyway you slice it, SLO’s a happy community."

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