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The URL returns "Not Found" for me. This works: https://www.sfgate.com/sf-culture/article/San-Francisco-labyrinth-lands-end-golden-gate-park-16385346.php https://www.sfgate.com/sf-culture/article/San-Francisco-laby... Separately, I am not sure this counts as vandalism: Surely, if people have the freedom to arrange random rocks on a public beach in a pattern, then other people have the freedom to do whatever they want with said rocks on a public beach. If we are going to ascribe property rights to arrangements of rocks on public beaches, that choice to live in a very fundamentally different society needs to be made consciously. Or, are some people's rock arrangements on public property more equal than others'? On a separate note, cairns have meaning in Iceland[1] and I wish people would stop trying to build imitations everywhere they go. [1]: https://campeasy.com/blog/places/what-are-cairns-and-why-shouldnt-you-make-one/ https://campeasy.com/blog/places/what-are-cairns-and-why-sho...