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A PICTURE WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS

Oct. 10, 2003 — "Rocks of aegis" control the area next to Percy's Bus Stop keeping Virgin Islanders from parking there, thus forcing taxpayers to park in nearby paid parking in front of the GERS building or metered parking at Tortola Wharf.
In the interest of change or simple amusement we ask our digital camera buffs to send images of potholes, abandoned vehicles, construction sites without proper erosion management, government vehicles parked at recreation sites on the weekends or at night, trash, plastic bags adorning trees, abused or starving animals –– anything that BUGS you, amuses you or simply catches your eye.
Along with the photos we are also looking for a name for this feature to appear regularly on our op-ed pages.
Some that we've come up with are:
island e-eyesore
e-witness
i-witness
e-valuation
e-quality issues
If you submit a name and we choose it, we'll present you with a Source hat!
Send suggestions to: source@viaccess.net using "name contest" on the subject line.
Please e-mail pictures no larger than 800×600 pixels to source@viaccess.net using "photo" on the subject line.
In order to be considered for publication in a PICTURE WORTH 1,000 WORDS article in our op-ed section you must include time, date and place where picture was taken, your name, phone number and island where you took the photo. We will not use your name or any other details other than when and where the photo was taken unless you specifically ask us to use your name.
Let's point and click for change — or for fun. The V.I. Source reserves sole authority to determine which photos will be published.
Shaun A. Pennington
Publisher

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