Portland’s tiny park is barely two feet wide
Calling a microscopic, neglected patch of dirt containing a single sad fern a 'city park' is easily the most aggressively hipster thing Oregon has ever legally achieved. Mill Ends Park was originally just a designated hole for a light pole that never arrived. Instead of paving it over, the city stubbornly doubled down, proving that adequate urban zoning is completely subjective.

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