A gray fence with colorful graffiti stands against a cinder block building.
An outdoor daytime view of a back lot fence with graffiti on it. The fence is an outside corner and is made of gray vertical panels over chain link. Above the panels are the fence posts with twisted barbed wire across the top. The graffiti is painted in Black, red, pink, orange, and white. Left of the corner, the graffiti resembles the letters,"TEBW". The "T" is angular, with solid black in the middle and pink around it. The "E" and "B" are solid red in the middle, with pink around them. The "W" has solid black in the middle with white outline and orange squiggles around the angles. To the right of this almost "W" is a series of letters and numbers that resemble: "31J2E". They are in solid black shapes with a bold white solid outline. Behind the fence is a gray cinder block style building. The back wall of this building is facing toward the left slightly. There is a white banner just below the white gutter on the roofline. The banner says,"STILL OPEN" in solid red letters with serifs. On the right wall of the building is another horizontal rectangular white banner. It has letters that say,"STATE INSPECTIONS". The top left of this banner has fallen down and is obscuring the "ST" at its beginning. The foreground has new large concrete drainage pipes for storm water resting on top of a cleared area. Some light green and blue large PVC pipes are lying on their side, waiting for installation. The top right of the frame is a large mature leafed out tree top.